Faculty Publications

Professor Seamus Hughes discusses his new book “Homegrown: ISIS in America” and the role of the FBI in countering domestic extremism.

Professor Elizabeth Saunders applies the principles of nuclear brinksmanship to the post-election Republican strategy of “democratic brinksmanship.”…

Jacob Ware (SSP’19) interviews Professor Bruce Hoffman on the fracturing of far-right extremist groups.

Professor Elizabeth Saunders and James Goldgeier parse the importance of presidential tapes for understanding executive political calculations.

Professor Daniel Byman and Colin Clarke discuss their Brookings article on election violence and what could ease the threat.

Professor Bruce Hoffmand and Jacob Ware (SSP’19) analyze the fracturing of domestic far-right terrorist threats, from QAnon to “salad bar” ideologies.

Professor Evan Montgomery discusses U.S. maritime power and notes that Washington may seek to diversify its defense strategy, rather than abandon commitments.

Professor Elizabeth Saunders explores the role of women’s suffrage and how their preferences about the use of force translate into specific patterns of international conflict.

Professor Zachary Cooper and Aine Tyrell reject the notion of reciprocity in U.S.-China relations.

Professor Daniel Byman and Colin Clarke describe a number of troubling scenarios that could play out on Election Day in regards to domestic terrorism and election violence.