Professor Richard Stoll, Albert Thomas Professor of Political Science at Rice University, is a renowned expert in international conflict, utilizing computer simulations and statistical analysis. His research, supported by the National Science Foundation, includes studying arms competitions, comparative foreign policy, and predicting serious international conflicts. Currently, he investigates naval arms races, public support for gender-equal foreign policies, and the frequency of the “rally ’round the flag” effect.
In this expert chat with Professor Stoll, we discuss:
-The current state of international relations
– What the U.S. gets right in working with allies & handling adversaries
– The current state of Russia’s war in Ukraine and how the war might come to an end, initiatives by the G7, NATO, and collective West to assist Ukraine
– Current state of the U.S./China relationship and the possibility of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, demographics, seaborne supply chains and Chinese imports
– The Isreal-Hamas conflict and how it might come to an end and the normalization of the Israeli/Saudi relationship and other Arab gulf states, how Iran factors into the region’s balance of power
– Axis of Upheaval, are states like Iran, North Korea, China, and Russia working in coordination or independently?
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