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• PhD., University of Oregon, Political Science, 1995
• MS, University of Oregon, Political Science, 1991
• BS, California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo, 1988

Dr. Jeffrey D. Berejikian is a a the 快猫短视频, and Professor in the Department of International Affairs. Dr. Berejikian earned his Ph.D. from the University of Oregon, and held a previous appointment with the University of Tennessee.聽 Dr. Berejikain鈥檚 research integrates findings from cognitive psychology and neuroscience with contemporary foreign policy and appears in the top journals in the discipline, including the American Political Science Review, Political Psychology, and the Journal of Conflict Resolution. Dr. Berejikian has applied this approach to a broad set of topics including interstate conflict, military deterrence, environmental politics, human rights, nuclear proliferation, social revolution, democratic theory, and trade policy. His book, 鈥淚nternational Relations Under Risk鈥� is published by SUNY Press. It explores the conditions under which governments take inordinate risks in the conduct of their foreign聽 policy, and has been translated into Korean.聽 Dr. Berejikian has been invited聽 to discuss his research on National Public Radio and has been asked to offer recommendations to the U.S. government in the formation of deterrence policy.

• Foreign Policy
• American Nuclear and Conventional Deterrence Policy
• Psychology and Foreign Policy Decision Making
• International Relations Theory
• Information Warfare & Foreign (Dis)information Campaigns

• University System of Georgia Chancellors Learning Scholar
• 快猫短视频 First Year Oddssey Outstanding Teaching Award
• 快猫短视频 Creative Teaching Award
• Innovative Instruction Faculty Grant
• Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor, 快猫短视频
• 快猫短视频 Teaching Academy
• 快猫短视频 Senior Teaching Fellow
• 快猫短视频 Student Government Association Outstanding Teaching
• Russell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, 快猫短视频
• School of Public and International Affairs Excellence in Teaching Award
• Pi Sigma Alpha Award for Graduate Teaching, University of Tennessee
• University of Tennessee Professional Development Award
• Jefferson Prize for Outstanding Scholarship. University of Tennessee
• University of Tennessee Scholarly Activities Research Incentive Award
• University of Oregon Doctoral Research Fellowship

External Grants and Awards: (awarded: $1,343,621. Delivered to date: $467,396)

• The Battle for Hearts and Minds: An Empirical Framework to Identify the Influence of Information Operations. $1,049,644. Department of Defense 2023-2028
• 鈥淣onproliferation Strategy to Practice: Assessing the State of Global Trade Control Implementation.鈥� $95,977 Stanton Foundation. (Co-PI). 2020
• Stanton Foundation Course Development Grant. (Co-PI) $49,953. 2020.
• Chancellor’s Learning Scholars (CLS) Program, Board of Regents, University System of Georgia. $6,000 (Administered through Center for Teaching and Learning). 2019
• 鈥淯.S. Cyber Deterrence, Stuxnet, and the 2016 Presidential Election鈥� Affordable Learning Georgia, University System of Georgia (Co-PI). $25,000. 2018
• 鈥淩isk Disposition and Multi-domain Strategic Stability: An empirical examination.鈥� (multiple PI w/Zachary Zwald).聽 Project on Advanced Systems and Concepts for Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction. Department of Defense. $160,000. 2018
• Risk Disposition and Deterrence Effectiveness: An Examination of Psychological Determinants. (w/Zachary Zwald). Hobby Center for Public Policy $7,000. 2016

Undergraduate:

• Foreign Policy Decision Making

• Global Simulation

• International Political Economy

• Introduction to International Relations

• Introduction to Political Psychology

• Special Topics International Relations

• Ancient and Medieval Political Theory

• Environmental Politics

• Introduction to Global Politics

• Freshman Odyssey Seminar

• Simulating International Politics

Graduate:

• Military Deterrence Policy

• International Political Economy

• International Environmental Politics

• International Relations Ph.D. pre-seminar

• International Relations MIP core seminar

• International Cooperation

• Foreign Policy Decision Making

My research utilizes insights from cognitive psychology and neuroscience to explain foreign policy. Currently, I am using this approach to understand military deterrence in the conventional, nuclear, and cyber domains. The research is funded by the Department of Defense, with the goal of improving deterrence policies and thereby reduce the prospect of military conflict.

External Grants (awarded: $1,343,621. Delivered to date: $467,396)

鈥淭he Battle for Hearts and Minds: An Empirical Framework to Identify the Influence of Information Operations.鈥� $1,049,644. Department of Defense 2023-2028

鈥淣onproliferation Strategy to Practice: Assessing the State of Global Trade Control Implementation.鈥� $95,977 Stanton Foundation. (Co-PI). 2020.

Stanton Foundation Course Development Grant. (Co-PI) $49,953. 2020.

Chancellor’s Learning Scholars (CLS) Program, Board of Regents, University System of Georgia. $6,000 (Administered through Center for Teaching and Learning). 2019.

鈥淯.S. Cyber Deterrence, Stuxnet, and the 2016 Presidential Election鈥� Affordable Learning Georgia, University System of Georgia (Co-PI). $25,000. 2018.

鈥淩isk Disposition and Multi-domain Strategic Stability: An empirical examination.鈥� (multiple PI w/Zachary Zwald). Project on Advanced Systems and Concepts for Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction. Department of Defense. $160,000. 2018.

Risk Disposition and Deterrence Effectiveness: An Examination of Psychological Determinants. (w/Zachary Zwald). Hobby Center for Public Policy $7,000. 2016.

RESEARCH

Books:

International Relations under Risk: Framing State Choice. 2004. SUNY Press.

(Reprinted in Korean, 2010)

Peer-Reviewed Articles and Chapters:

鈥淒eserving Special Treatment? The Effect of Psychological Entitlement on Support for International Law鈥� (w/Florian Justwan and Shawn Mazdeyasnan). Foreign Policy Analysis. Forthcoming.

鈥淒oes Military Experience Really Matter? An empirical examination of decision framing and deterrence decision making.鈥� (w/Zachary Zwald) 2024. Journal of Global Security Studies. 9(3)

鈥淐onditional assistance: Entrapment concerns and individual-level support for us alliance partners鈥� (w/Florian Justwan) 2023. Journal of Global Security Studies, 8(3).

鈥淒efense treaties increase domestic support for military action and casualty tolerance: Evidence from survey experiments in the United States. 鈥�(w/Florian Justwan) 2022. Contemporary Security Policy, 43(2).

鈥淐hallenges to Creative Thinking: Identifying Officer Background Beliefs in Limited Information Environments鈥� (w/Zachary Zwald, Samantha Jane Daly, and Jeffrey Hannon) Joint Force Quarterly. 2022, 104(1).

鈥淚s There a Public鈥揗ilitary Gap in the United States? Evaluating Foundational Foreign Policy Beliefs.鈥� Armed Forces & Society (w/Zachary Zwald). 2021 (April)

鈥淎nalyzing Mass Attitudes Toward the International Court of Justice鈥� (w/ Florian Justwan, Sarah K. Fisher) Foreign Policy Analysis, 2021. 17(2).

鈥淲hy Language Matters: Shaping Public Risk Tolerance During Deterrence Crises鈥� (w/Zachary Zwald). 2020. Contemporary Security Policy. 41(4): 507-540. *Winner 2021 Bernard Brodie Prize for best article in security policy. https://think.taylorandfrancis.com/journal-prize-pgas-fcsp-prize/

鈥淩eferenda as commitment devices鈥揳n experimental approach.鈥� 2020. (w/Florian Justwan, Sarah Fisher, Ashley Kerr). Research & Politics, 7(3)

鈥淭he Credibility of Cyber Deterrence Commitments: The Role and Nature of Public Support for Retaliation鈥� (w/Samuel Wallace Marcotte). 2020. The Cyber Deterrence Problem, Aaron F. Brantly (ed). Rowman and Littlefield.

鈥淭esting A Cognitive Theory of Deterrence鈥� (w/Florian Justwan). In Behavioral Economics and Nuclear Weapons, A. Harrington and J.聽 Knopf . 快猫短视频 Press. 2019

鈥淢easuring Social Trust and Trusting the Measure鈥� (w/Florian Justwan & Ryan Bakker). 2018. The Social Science Journal.聽 55(2):149-159.

鈥淒avid vs. Goliath: Risk and Weaker-state Confrontation鈥� Foreign Policy Analysis. 2018. 14(3):326-345.

鈥淧rospect Theory in International Relations.鈥澛� Oxford Bibliographies in International Relations. New York: Oxford University Press, (Feb. 2016). DOI: 10.1093/OBO/9780199743292-0163

鈥淟oss Aversion and Foreign Policy Resolve鈥� (w/Bryan Early). 2013. Political Psychology. 34(5):649-671.

鈥淒isaggregating Noncompliance: Abstention versus Predation in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime鈥� (w/Matt Fuhrmann). 2012. Journal of Conflict Resolution. 56(3):355-381.

“Deploying Sanctions while Protecting Human Rights” (w/ Ella Shagabutdinova). 2007. Journal of Human Rights. 6(1):59-74.

“Model Building with Prospect Theory: A Cognitive Approach to International Relations Theory.” 2002. Political Psychology. 23(4):759-786

“Behavioral Decision Theory and the Gains Debate in International Politics” (with Matthew Mulford). 2002. Political Studies. 50(2):209-229.

“A Cognitive Theory of Deterrence” Journal of Peace Research. 2002. 39(2):165-183.

“Reflexive Action in International Politics” (w/ John Dryzek). 2000. British Journal of Political Science. 30(2):193-216. [Reprinted in Peace, Prosperity and Policy on the Korean Peninsula: The Limits of Coercive Diplomacy in the Korean Peninsula. In-Duk Kang, Ed. Institute for East Asian Studies (Seoul, Korea). 2005.]

“The Gains Debate: Framing State Choice” American Political Science Review. 1997. 91(4): 789-805.

“Reconstructive Democratic Theory” (w/ John Dryzek). 1993. American Political Science Review. 87(1):48-60.

“Revolutionary Collective Action and the Agent-Structure Problem.鈥� 1992. American Political Science Review. 86(3):647-657. [Reprinted in Revolutions: Critical Concepts in Political Science, ed. Rosemary O’Kane. Routledge: London. 2000.]

Department of Defense Research Briefings:

Written Reports

鈥淩isk Disposition and Multi-Domain Strategic Stability鈥� (with Zach Zwald). Delivered to Defense Threat Reduction Agency, U.S. Department of Defense. 2019.

鈥淐ognitive Expectations and the Prospects for Intra-War Deterrence鈥� Delivered to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, Global and Strategic Affairs, 2010

鈥淲hen is a Cyber Attack and Act of War鈥� (w/James Lewis & David Luban). Delivered to the office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, Global and Strategic Affairs, 2010

In-person Presentations

鈥淒eterrence and Risk.鈥� (w/Zach Zwald). Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, Sponsored by Nuclear and Missile Defense Policy. Washington DC. 2018.

鈥淩isk and Deterrence Stability鈥� (w/Zach Zwald)
鈥� Executive Office of the President: Nuclear and Strategic Policy. Washington, DC. 2018.
鈥� Office of Secretary of Defense: Nuclear and Missile Defense Policy. Washington, DC. 2018.
鈥� J5 Strategic Plans and Policy, Joint Chiefs of Staff. Washington, DC. 2018.

鈥淩isk Disposition and Deterrence of Decision-Making: An Empirical Examination鈥� (w/Zach Zwald). Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Jointly sponsored by the Center for Global Security Research and the Office of Defense Coordination. Livermore, Ca. 2018.

鈥淐ausal Drivers of Risk Taking in Deterrence Decision Making.鈥� (w/Zach Zwald). National Defense University. Sponsored by Office of Nuclear and Defense Policy, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy. Washington, DC. 2018.

鈥淩isk and Deterrence Behavior: preliminary data.鈥�
鈥� Strategic Deterrence & Nuclear Policy Division Joint Staff J5. Washington DC. October 2017.
鈥� Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear and Missile Defense Policy. Washington, DC. October 2017

鈥淧rospect Theory Concepts and Deterrence Planning鈥� Strategic Deterrence & Nuclear Policy Division Joint Staff J5. Washington DC. Dec. 2016.

鈥淓xperimental Results on Risk and Deterrence Stability鈥� Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear and Missile Defense Policy. Washington, DC. Dec. 2016

Additional Publications:
鈥淓ducating the Public for the Nuclear Reality: Understanding Likely Behaviors in the Aftermath of a Nuclear Detonation. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 2023. 38(S1), s133-s133. (w/ Morgan Taylor, Stephanie Andino, Zachary Zwald)鈥�

鈥淭he Political Psychology of Israeli Prime Ministers鈥� Book Review Political Science Quarterly vol. 130 No. 4. 2015.

鈥淭he Exclusive Economic Zone: the need for aquatic veterinary involvement in Japanese/Alaskan fisheries and international relations.鈥� Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association Vol.6 No.1 2012.

鈥淐ognitive Deterrence鈥� in Peace and Prosperity Policy: The Limits of Coercive Diplomacy in the Korean Peninsula鈥� ed. In-Duk Kang. Institute for East Asian Studies: Seoul, Korea 2005

鈥淗ierarchy Amidst Anarchy: Transaction Costs and Institutional Choice.鈥� Book Review. American Political Science Review. Vol. 96. No 2. 2002.

鈥淩isk-taking in international politics: Prospect theory in American Foreign Policy.鈥� Book Review. Journal of Politics. Vo1.61. No 4. 1999.

“Governors and Environmental Policy: A Comparative Approach” in Gubernatorial
Leadership and State Policy. (with Jerry Medler). Eric Herzik and Brent Brown eds.
(New York: Greenwood Press) 1991. pp.141-158