Director of the Global Policy (MAGP) Program @SAIS_MAGP Senior Lecturer of Conflict Management & Global Policy @SAISHopkins
Washington, DC
Joined April 2014
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Serbia’s longtime leader Vucic was defeated by a student-led movement, leaving the US with a new set of questions about its ties to Belgrade.
👤 Sinisa Vukovic (@sumosika) on how the election outcome could shape US-Serbia relations.
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In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on Washington’s deal-making approach abroad, US leverage over Russia, what Serbia’s election result means for the US, and more.
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Handbook on the Politics of International Agreements
Edited by Siniša Vuković and P. Terrence Hopmann
ℹ️ e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/handboo…
🆓 Chapter: doi.org/10.4337/978103531859…
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“50 Shades of Hedging”: Immensely grateful to great colleagues at @JohnsHopkins for hosting a de facto preview of my upcoming 📖 on 🇺🇸🇨🇳 competition and middle powers in Asia 🇵🇭🇻🇳🇸🇬🇮🇩🇲🇾 Professor @sumosika legendary dynamism fully on display!!!
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Thanks to @RichHeydarian for his lecture on "ASEAN Hedging vis-a-vis the US-China Rivalry" and to @sumosika for chairing today's brown bag lunch @SAIS_MAGP @JHUArtsSciences @JohnsHopkins ✨
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The full handbook is available here (the physical version is pricey, but the e-version is pretty reasonably priced, especially given the amount of content the book contains):
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Excited to receive the authors copy of the new "Handbook on the Politics of International Agreements" (edited by Siniša Vuković & Terrence Hopmann), especially my chapter co-authored with @hope_dancy on Alliance Treaties.
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🔊Attending the 2026 APSA Annual Meeting? Don't miss your chance to pitch your book project to Dr. Giovanna Dore on Friday, September 4, @ 3:00pm. Springer Nature Booth #320 Hynes Convention Center, Hall A. Springer Perspectives on Global Affairs series wants to hear from you!
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🔊hot off the press @SpringerNature and Soojin Park's "Early Special Economic Zones as Drivers of Economic Growth" offers a comparative perspective on the political-economic dynamics of early SEZ development in China, Russia and Vietnam. Take a look link.springer.com/book/10.10… ✨
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@DoreGMD congratulates Dr Soojin Park on the publication of @SpringerNature "Early Special Economic Zones as Drivers of Growth" link.springer.com/book/10.10… @sumosika @MsKlimowich @SAISHopkins @JohnsHopkins
🔊hot off the press @SpringerNature and Soojin Park's "Early Special Economic Zones as Drivers of Economic Growth" offers a comparative perspective on the political-economic dynamics of early SEZ development in China, Russia and Vietnam. Take a look link.springer.com/book/10.10… ✨
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📢 Call for Papers 📢
@sumosika and I invite contributions for a special issue of the Negotiation Journal (@PON_Harvard)
Topic: Rebuilding Legitimacy: How the liberal democratic order can adapt through continuous negotiation. 🌐⚖️
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13 hours of sustained pressure to reach a resolution.🤝Cohort 11 showed incredible resilience during Day 2 of the Policy Simulation Residency. They mastered complex multilateral negotiations to build coalitions and find a mutually acceptable outcome. An impressive achievement!
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Now, the negotiations begin. Led by Program Director Prof. Vukovic (@sumosika), the cohort is deep in their simulation, testing strategies, building coalitions, and learning what it really takes to reach an agreement under pressure.
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Greetings from Baltimore! Our Cohort 11 kicked off their Policy Simulation Residency with a tour of @JohnsHopkins Homewood campus. It was a chance to connect with the institution's history before diving into the intensive work ahead.
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¡Felicitaciones por este gran logro, Sofía! Es un orgullo ver tu dedicación y excelente investigación recompensadas. Un premio muy merecido.
Hoy recibí el Premio Melchiorre Dore 2025 de @SAIS_MAGP por mi tesis de maestría.
Gracias a @sumosika y @DoreGMD por su guía y por este reconocimiento!
De @DerechoUNR Rosario al mundo 🚀
#SAIS #saisalumni
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Hoy recibí el Premio Melchiorre Dore 2025 de @SAIS_MAGP por mi tesis de maestría.
Gracias a @sumosika y @DoreGMD por su guía y por este reconocimiento!
De @DerechoUNR Rosario al mundo 🚀
#SAIS #saisalumni
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📚 Exciting News! 🎉 My latest book review has just been published! Dive into my detailed exploration of Rethinking Conflict Resolution and Management by I. William Zartman and Sinisa Vukovic, where I delve into the heart of what makes this book a must-read!
IJCM, Vol. 35(4)
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Explore: Revisiting the “Ripeness” Debate
👉 spr.ly/60102W2Hk
The timing of efforts for resolution, either negotiation or mediation, is always a central concern for policy makers and scholars alike in the field of international conflict resolution.
My chapter from this book is highlighted today in the Wall Street Journal @WSJopinion #UkraineRussiaWar #Ukraine
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We are honored to announce the recipient of the inaugural Melcchiore Dore Memorial Prize for the best @SAIS_MAGP capstone paper of Cohort 9! 🎉 Congratulations, Chizoba Ezenwa, on this outstanding achievement and for your insightful research on food security in the Philippines🇵🇭
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My chapter from this book is highlighted today in the Wall Street Journal @WSJopinion #UkraineRussiaWar #Ukraine
wsj.com/opinion/how-trump-co…