Filtered Results News Alex Friedfeld (SSP’15), Jake Gilstrap (SSP’22), and Mel Madarang (SSP’23): The Oath Keepers Data Leak: Unmasking Extremism in Public Life [ADL] September 15, 2022 News Dr. Emma Ashford: In Praise of Lesser Evils: Can Realism Repair Foreign Policy? [Foreign Affairs] September 15, 2022 News Dr. Toshi Yoshihara, Tyler Hacker (SSP’21), Eric Edelman, and Chris Bassler: Rings of Fire: A Conventional Missile Strategy for a Post-INF Treaty World [Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments] September 15, 2022 News Josh Chang (SSP’21), Tyler Hacker (SSP ’21), and Eric Edelman: Arming America’s Allies: Historical Lessons for Implementing a Post-INF Treaty Missile [Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments] September 15, 2022 News Dr. Christine Fair: Short Story: The Rat Vs. Me by Harishankar Parsai -Translated from Hindi (Chua aur Main) [Kitaab] September 15, 2022 Featured News, News Dr. Caitlin Talmadge and Brendan Rittenhouse Green: Then What? Assessing the Military Implications of Chinese Control of Taiwan [International Security] September 15, 2022 News Cody Kennedy (SSP’21): The Consequences of Restricting Queer Rights [Inkstick] September 15, 2022 News Dmitry Filipoff (SSP’24): Learning to Win: Using Operational Innovation to Regain the Advantage at Sea against China [Hudson Institute] September 15, 2022 News Prof. Daniel Byman: Al-Qaeda After Al-Zawahiri [Lawfare] September 15, 2022 News Christopher Costa: The al-Zawahiri strike can spark a revival of US intelligence in Afghanistan [The Hill] August 5, 2022 News Dr. Tobias Borck and Darya Dolzikova (SSP’17): Chain Reactions: The Iranian Nuclear Programme and Gulf Security Dynamics [Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies] August 5, 2022 News John Gentry: Cyber Intelligence: Strategic Warning Is Possible [Taylor & Francis Online] August 5, 2022 Featured News, News Gywneth Murphy (SSP’24): Americans with Disabilities Act at 32: Reflections on the Department’s Progress in Disability Inclusion [U.S. Department of State] August 5, 2022 Featured News, News Elizabeth Grimm and Tricia Bacon: What Leadership Type will Succeed Al-Qaeda’s al-Zawahiri? [International Centre for Counter-Terrorism] SSP Core Faculty Member Elizabeth Grimm and Tricia Bacon analyze the type of leadership that may replace Al-Qaeda’s al-Zawahiri. August 2, 2022 Featured News, News Seamus Hughes: The History of Countering Violent Extremism Tends to Repeat. It Shouldn’t. [Lawfare] SSP Adjunct Professor Seamus Hughes discusses the history of countering violent extremism. August 2, 2022 Featured News, News Jennifer Jefferis: Biden Needs to Transform a Symbolic Visit to Lasting Security Reform in the West Bank [International Policy Digest] SSP Core Faculty Member Jennifer Jefferis discusses the significance of President Biden’s recent visit to the Middle East. August 2, 2022 Featured News, News Daniel Byman: Biden’s difficult task: Reviving US partnerships in the Middle East [The Brookings Institution] SSP Core Faculty Member Daniel Byman discusses President Biden’s strategy to revive partnerships between the United States and Middle Eastern partners. August 2, 2022 News Katherine Harvey: Iraq in the Era of the Abraham Accords [Lawfare] SSP Adjunct Professor Katherine Harvey discusses the impact of the Abraham Accords on Iraq’s relations in the Middle East. August 2, 2022 News Hannah Smith (SSP’22): Social media can be a weapon, and it’s time US troops get trained on it [Task & Purpose] SSP Student Hannah Smith discusses the potential for social media to influence the United States military. August 2, 2022 News Dahlia Peterson (SSP’23): The Case for Applying Global Magnitsky Sanctions Against Hikvision [The National Interest] SSP Student Dahlia Peterson discusses the potential Global Magnitsky sanctions on Hikvision, a state-owned video surveillance manufacturer in China. August 2, 2022 News Christine Fair: Support for Domestic Islamist Terrorism in Bangladesh: Insights from a Novel Survey [Cambridge University Press] SSP Core Faculty Member Christine Fair discusses how different factors align with Bangladeshis’ support for Islamist violence. August 2, 2022 News Maurice Naylon (SSP’11): When I Hear a Far-off Boom, I Imagine the Worst [The War Horse) SSP Alum Maurice Naylon discusses confronting his own triggers from military trauma. August 2, 2022 News Ben Connable: Russia’s ‘Demonstration Army’ Is a Red Flag for U.S. Security Force Assistance [Lawfare] SSP Adjunct Professor Ben Connable discusses Russia’s lack of realistic military exercises. August 2, 2022 News Daniel Byman and Asfandyar Mir: How Strong Is al-Qaeda? A Debate SSP Core Faculty Member Daniel Byman and Asfandyar Mir debate the strength of al-Qaeda. August 2, 2022 News Greg Wischer (SSP’23) and Shubham Dwivedi: We Must Shore Up Domestic Semiconductor Supply Chains. Our National Security Depends on It [Newsweek] SSP Alum Greg Wischer and Shubham Dwivedi discuss the importance of semiconductors to our national security supply chains. August 2, 2022 Load More