Betcy Jose

CU Denver's Dr. Betcy Jose has been selected to participate in a web panel hosted by Human Security Lab this October! Dr. Jose, an expert in international politics, armed conflict, and humanitarian law, will join an international selection of fellow academic and practitioner experts to discuss the topic of civillian...

Professor Betcy Jose was recently interviewed by 9News regarding the ongoing conflict in Sudan. Prof. Jose provided an extensive and accessible analysis of the conflict between two Sudanese generals who are vying for control of Sudan's capital city of Karthoum. Click here to watch the interview as Prof. Jose explains...

One year after the start of the war in Ukraine, 9News journalist Chris Bianchi interviewed CU Denver Political Science faculty Dr. Christoph Stefes (who specializes in Eastern European studies with an emphasis on Russia) and Dr. Betcy Jose (a specialist in international law) for their insight into the war so...

Dr. Betcy Jose was recently featured in an article on the Syrian government as their dictatorship recently fell. The country is experiencing great change, and many Syrians are celebrating. Read the article summary here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/politics/government/the-syrian-government-has-fallen-what-happens-next/ar-AA1vDuPL

We are delighted to announce that Dr. Betcy Jose's August article, “ Not completely the new normal: How Human Rights Watch tried to suppress the targeted killing norm , ” in Contemporary Security Policy has been awarded the 2018 Bernard Brodie Prize. In her article, Dr. Jose examines the shifting...