Assistant Professor @JosefKorbel @UofDenver | PhD @CornellGov | International Security, Nuclear Weapons, Foreign Policy | Affiliate: @StanfordCISAC
Denver, Colorado
Joined April 2014
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Applications for CISAC fellowships open October 7, 2026! Stay tuned for more information about the fellowship, eligibility, and how to apply in the coming days.
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How and why do nuclear delivery vehicles proliferate? I am delighted that my book, Delivering the Bomb: The Spread of Nuclear Delivery Systems and the Global Nonproliferation Order answering this question will be published by @CornellPress in 2027.
India Is Importing More Retired British Jaguars to Keep Its Aging Strike Fleet Airborne according to new reports.
Here is the story of how India first acquired the Jaguar aircraft in 1978:
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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My Article on Self-Respect, Civilization, and the Conditions of Fraternity in India, for a special issue on Majority/Minority in South Asia, edited by Natasha Raheja and Mohsin Alam Bhat, now up on Bordelines-CSAAME. The issue has a fantastic collection of essays on the Majority/Minority question in the region.
borderlines-cssaame.org/post…
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Grateful to have this out in @IntSecHarvard. @jessicacweiss and I show how Cold War analogies obscure more than they reveal about US-China relations. 1/6
ALT Title page of 'The Ideology Trap: China and the Limits of Cold War Analogies' by Eun A Jo and Jessica Chen Weiss
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For the first time in five decades, there is no #nuclear #armscontrol treaty between the #US and #Russia. This development raises significant questions for global #security, arms control, and the future of the non-proliferation regime.
@DebakD explains the collapse of the arms control framework, what it means for the credibility of the non-#proliferation regime, and what the nuclear states must do before the damage becomes permanent.
Read here: orfme.org/expert-speak/the-e…
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With no #nuclear #armscontrol treaty between the #US and #Russia, it raises questions for global #security, arms control, and the future of the non-proliferation regime.
@DebakD explains what the #nuclear states must do before the damage becomes permanent.
Read here: orfme.org/expert-speak/the-e…
Debak Das retweeted
For the first time in five decades, there is no #nuclear arms control treaty between the US and #Russia. This development raises significant questions for global #security, arms control, and the future of the non-proliferation regime.
@DebakD explains the collapse of the arms control framework, what it means for the credibility of the non-#proliferation regime, and what the nuclear states must do before the damage becomes permanent.
Read here: orfme.org/expert-speak/the-e…
Debak Das retweeted
For the first time in five decades, there is no nuclear arms control treaty between the #US and #Russia.
@DebakD explains the collapse of the arms control framework, what it means for the credibility of the non-proliferation regime, and what the #nuclear states must do before the damage becomes permanent.
Read here: orfme.org/expert-speak/the-e…
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“The US’ recent efforts to prevent the spread nuclear weapons, including actions taken during the war in Iran, risk being perceived as hypocritical in light of its own nuclear arsenal expansion. For states that have considered nuclear acquisition; most notably South Korea, Japan, and Saudi Arabia, this perceived inconsistency could create openings to justify renewed interest in nuclear capabilities. If nuclear-armed states fail to uphold their disarmament commitments under the NPT, non-nuclear states may begin to question whether they too must continue to abide by their obligations to the non‑proliferation regime.”
By @DebakD: orfme.org/expert-speak/the-e…
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My new book is out!
Security through Cooperation looks at how US–Russia tech cooperation in the Clinton–Yeltsin years may offer lessons for the future, once we've achieved a fair outcome for Ukraine in its war with Russia, and Russia has atoned for the damage it caused.
What does the end of the New START treaty mean for the nuclear non-proliferation regime?
I'm glad to have this new piece out at @ORFMiddleEast Research Foundation Middle East. Especially this week with the NPT Review Conference underway.
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deadline for the 3rd Ashoka Diplomatic Studies Workshop is just a week away, Apr 30. @AshokaUniv
please do consider applying if you are an early career researcher working on India’s international relations, diplomatic history, & statecraft.
if you are an early-career researcher working on India’s diplomatic history/ir, please consider applying for the 3rd @AshokaUniv workshop.
we’re a caring bunch that offers constructive feedback & are building a community of scholars invested in India’s world
deadline: Apr 30
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Congrats to Korbel Profs @repstein_du & @OliverKaplan whose edited volume "Speaking Science to Power" was shortlisted for the @CRS_INFO Book of the Year Prize, honoring research that is contemporary, exceptional, and world-leading! 🎉
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“Whether or not Trump pulls the US out of Nato is irrelevant. The spirit of the alliance is already severely damaged, if not dead.”
my latest @HindustanTimes column on why there is no exit for the US from the Iran war & its debilitating impact on Transatlantic ties.
In my new piece at the @ConversationUS, I argue that the war on Iran during nuclear negotiations undermines the US’s ability to talk peace around the world − and the effects won’t end when Trump leaves office.
theconversation.com/war-on-i…
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VIDEO | Debak Das, Assistant Professor, University of Denver, says, “If the US exits, NATO might cease to exist.”
(Full video available on PTI Videos - ptivideos.com)