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Jeffrey Kaplow is Assistant Professor of Government at William & Mary. He studies international and civil conflict, nuclear weapons, and international security institutions.

Welcome. I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Government at William & Mary and Director of NukeLab at W&M’s Global Research Institute. My research and teaching focus on international and civil conflict, nuclear weapons, and international security institutions, with methodological interests in quantitative analysis and predictive analytics.

"The Constraining Power of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime"

"The Constraining Power of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime"

"The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Friend: Affinity Networks in International Relations"

"The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Friend: Affinity Networks in International Relations"

"The Determinants of Nuclear Force Structure"

"The Determinants of Nuclear Force Structure"

"Talking Peace, Making Weapons: IAEA Technical Cooperation and Nuclear Proliferation"

"Talking Peace, Making Weapons: IAEA Technical Cooperation and Nuclear Proliferation"

Bilateral and Multilateral Nuclear Assistance

"State Compliance and the Track Record of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime"

"State Compliance and the Track Record of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime"

"Assessing Nuclear Proliferation Risk"

"Assessing Nuclear Proliferation Risk"

"Testing the Role of Uncertainty in Conflict"

"Testing the Role of Uncertainty in Conflict"

"Does the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Matter?"

"Does the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Matter?"

"The Determinants of Multilateral Nuclear Assistance"

"The Determinants of Multilateral Nuclear Assistance"

"Nuclear Deterrence and the Capabilities of Nuclear Forces"

"Nuclear Deterrence and the Capabilities of Nuclear Forces"

The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Friend: Affinity Networks in International Relations

The Enemy of My Enemy Is My Friend: Affinity Networks in International Relations