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Charles Glaser

Professor Emeritus

George Washington University

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Elliott School of International Affairs

Charles Glaser is currently serving as an Elliott School Of International Affairs Professor Emeritus at George Washington University.

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George Washington University

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How Much Risk Should the United States Run in the South China Sea?. International Security (2022)

M. Taylor FravelCharles L. Glaser

risk managementstrategic studiesmaritime securitysouth china seainternational securitypublic policyemerging risknational securitysecurity studiesnatural hazardsunited statesgeopoliticsmaritime safetypolitical risk

Rational Analysis of Grand Strategy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Charles L. Glaser

rational analysisgrand strategy

A Flawed Framework: Why the Liberal International Order Concept is Misguided. International Security (2019)

Charles L. Glaser

philosophypolitical scienceinternational securityflawed framework

The Limits of Damage Limitation. International Security (2017)

Brendan Rittenhouse GreenAustin LongMatthew KroenigCharles L. GlaserSteve Fetter

damage limitationpolitical sciencestrategic studiesinternational securityinternational relations

The Role of Effects, Saliencies and Norms in Us Cyberwar Doctrine. Journal of Cybersecurity (2017)

Henry FarrellCharles L. Glaser

cyberwarfareinformation warfarecomputer securityinternational securitysecurity studiesinformation securityjournalism

The United States Should Forego a Damage-Limitation Capability Against China. AIP conference proceedings (2017)

Charles L. Glaser

damage-limitation capabilityunited statesinternational security

CORRESPONDENCE: Can Great Powers Discern Intentions?. International Security (2016)

Charles L. GlaserAndrew H. KyddMark L. HaasJohn M. OwenSebastian Rosato

political sciencestrategic studiespower relationsforeign policy behaviorinternational securitypublic policysecurity theorypolitical powerpolitical theorygreat powersinternational relationspolitical analysisphilosophyinternational affairsforeign policy

CORRESPONDENCE: Grand Bargain or Bad Idea? U.S. Relations With China and Taiwan. International Security (2016)

Leif-Eric EasleyPatricia KimCharles L. Glaser

political sciencetransatlantic relationsinternational securitygrand bargaininternational relations

Should the United States Reject Mad? Damage Limitation and U.S. Nuclear Strategy Toward China. International Security (2016)

Charles L. GlaserSteve Fetter

political sciencedamage limitationinternational securitypublic policynational securityunited statesinternational relationsforeign policy

A U.S.-China Grand Bargain? the Hard Choice Between Military Competition and Accommodation. International Security (2015)

Charles L. Glaser

political sciencehard choiceinternational securitymilitary competitioninternational relations

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Charles Glaser

Professor Emeritus

George Washington University

Affiliations

Elliott School of International Affairs

Charles Glaser is currently serving as an Elliott School Of International Affairs Professor Emeritus at George Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Charles Glaser

George Washington University

Professor Emeritus

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

How Much Risk Should the United States Run in the South China Sea?. International Security (2022)

M. Taylor FravelCharles L. Glaser

Rational Analysis of Grand Strategy. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Charles L. Glaser

rational analysisgrand strategy

A Flawed Framework: Why the Liberal International Order Concept is Misguided. International Security (2019)

Charles L. Glaser

philosophypolitical scienceinternational securityflawed framework

The Limits of Damage Limitation. International Security (2017)

Brendan Rittenhouse GreenAustin LongMatthew KroenigCharles L. GlaserSteve Fetter

damage limitationpolitical sciencestrategic studiesinternational securityinternational relations

The Role of Effects, Saliencies and Norms in Us Cyberwar Doctrine. Journal of Cybersecurity (2017)

Henry FarrellCharles L. Glaser

cyberwarfareinformation warfarecomputer securityinternational securitysecurity studiesinformation securityjournalism

The United States Should Forego a Damage-Limitation Capability Against China. AIP conference proceedings (2017)

Charles L. Glaser

damage-limitation capabilityunited statesinternational security

CORRESPONDENCE: Can Great Powers Discern Intentions?. International Security (2016)

Charles L. GlaserAndrew H. KyddMark L. HaasJohn M. OwenSebastian Rosato

CORRESPONDENCE: Grand Bargain or Bad Idea? U.S. Relations With China and Taiwan. International Security (2016)

Leif-Eric EasleyPatricia KimCharles L. Glaser

political sciencetransatlantic relationsinternational securitygrand bargaininternational relations

Should the United States Reject Mad? Damage Limitation and U.S. Nuclear Strategy Toward China. International Security (2016)

Charles L. GlaserSteve Fetter

political sciencedamage limitationinternational securitypublic policynational securityunited statesinternational relationsforeign policy

A U.S.-China Grand Bargain? the Hard Choice Between Military Competition and Accommodation. International Security (2015)

Charles L. Glaser

political sciencehard choiceinternational securitymilitary competitioninternational relations

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