Tadeusz "Tad" Kugler

Population is potential. Who is born, who moves, who goes to school, and who survives a war quietly decide which nations rise and which fall. I study how those everyday choices, made in millions of households, shape and are shaped by national policy, from great-power rivalry to the long recovery after conflict. My work bridges political demography, international relations, and political economy. I am a Senior Fellow with the Organski Institute and a Professor of Political Science at Roger Williams University. I hold a PhD in Economics and Political Science and an MBA from Claremont Graduate University, and a BS in Anthropology from Tulane.