CPIN's Research and Teaching Missions

    The primary research focus of  CPIN is the development of theoretical models of the domestic constraints on international negotiation and the generation of policy-relevant approaches to the resolution of conflicts throughout the contemporary international system.

    CPIN conducts computer-assisted foreign policy simulations for high school and college students. These simulations employ an active-learning approach to international relations and diplomatic training and highlight the cross-cultural difficulties inherent in international negotiation.

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