Our work adheres to the highest ethical standards, equivalent to those applied to social sciences at leading universities. Our core activities include:
We also maintain an active social media presence to share our research, foster connections with similar organizations, and engage individuals with first-hand knowledge of emerging and ongoing security challenges. On these platforms, we occasionally post content in audio and video formats; links are available at the bottom of the page.”
The Role of CTT Ideas in Shaping Security Studies In the ever-evolving landscape of international security, understanding the nuances of geopolitical dynamics is crucial. CTT Ideas, a cornerstone think tank
Welcome to CTT Ideas CTT Ideas stands at the forefront of international security studies, striving to reassess the global security landscape. As a graduate-student-led research initiative, our aim is to
Tessera is led by a dedicated team of graduate students, currently serving in leading roles across four branches:
Management, Research, Editorial, and Publishing Outreach. Each member contributes to shaping the collective’s direction and advancing its mission in international relations and security studies.
If you’re passionate about international relations and security studies and eager to contribute to meaningful, student-led research, we invite you to join the Tessera Research Collective.
Membership is open to third- and fourth-year undergraduate and graduate students in the social sciences or humanities. Second-year students are also welcome to participate as contributors, working alongside full members on research, events, and publications.
To apply, please email our General Secretary at Crc.researchcollective@gmail.com with a brief statement of interest and your academic or professional background—or include a link to your LinkedIn profile.
We welcome individuals who value intellectual integrity, collaboration, and inclusion. Members are encouraged to take initiative, contribute actively, and engage with the collective’s projects and discussions.
