Professor of political science and Director of Tufts International Relations
Kelly M. Greenhill (BA, UC Berkeley; CSS, Harvard University; SM and PhD, MIT) is a professor of political science and Director of Tufts International Relations Program. Greenhill is a scholar of international security and foreign policy, and her areas of teaching and research include the politics of information; migration, refugees and security; and coercion, military operations and asymmetric instruments of statecraft. Among other works, Greenhill is author of the award-winning Weapons of Mass Migration: Forced Displacement, Coercion, and Foreign Policy, and she is currently revising for publication a new book on the influence of rumors, conspiracy theories and other forms of extra-factual information on international politics.