On Slate, Professor Dan Byman delivers his expertise on how right-wing extremists won’t be keen to give up if Trump loses in 2020.
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Faculty Article: War with Iran is probably less likely than you think
On the Washington Post, Professor Elizabeth Saunders finds war between the U.S. and Iran unlikely despite rising tensions.
SSP Recommended Reading, Summer 2019
Every year, SSP polls our faculty to see what books they think students should sink their teeth into over the summer. Here’s what they said this year.
Alumni Profile: Inigo Guevara
Learn more about Inigo Guevara, SSP alum and defense consultant at Jane’s by IHS Markit.
Event: U.S., Russia, and China Relations
On June 3, Professors Michael O’Hanlon and Caitlin Talmadge participated in a panel at the Brookings Institution, discussing the growing influence of Russia and China as world powers and the implications for future relations with the U.S.
Faculty Article: Foreign Fighters Are Dangerous—for the Groups They Join
Are foreign fighters as helpful as we think for jihadi groups? On Slate, Professor Dan Byman doesn’t think so.
Faculty Article: When Jihadists Come Back Home
On the Wall Street Journal, Professor Dan Byman discusses the challenge of foreign fighters for Western counterterrorism efforts.
Alumni Profile: Jon-Paul Bernard
Learn more about Jon-Paul Bernard, SSP alum and Diplomatic Security Service special agent.
Faculty Article: Difficulties With Emotion Regulation in the Contemporary U.S. Armed Forces: Structural Contributors and Potential Solutions
Servicemembers face a great deal of stress in the U.S. military, but exactly what factors contribute to this? Professor Liz Stanley considers this question, offering solutions toward emotion regulation in the armed forces.
Faculty Article: You Can’t Defeat Tomorrow’s Terrorists by Fighting Yesterday’s Enemy
For Foreign Policy, Prof. Dan Byman discusses why governments so often fail to act on intelligence about terrorist attacks.