Faculty Publications

Samuel Seitz (SSP’20) and Professor Caitlin Talmadge argue that unpredictability fails to bolster deterrence or gain bargaining leverage in foreign policy.

Professor Travis Adkins discusses how good governance intersects with effective pandemic management across different states in Africa.

Prof. Byman and Amunson analyze the challenges and opportunities the pandemic has created for counterterrorism efforts.

Writing with Joslyn Barnhart, Robert Trager, and Allan Dafoe, Dr. Saunders analyzes the effect of women’s suffrage on international affairs.

In a report for Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET), Prof. Buchanan discusses the AI triad of computing power, algorithms, and data.

Dr. Buchanan argues that the US should be focusing on computing power, not data, to win the AI arms race.

Hacking is too powerful a tool for policy makers to give it up even in the middle of a global crisis, writes Dr. Buchanan.

Dr. Saunders joins Jessica Chen Weiss to explain the latest in US-China tensions.

In an interview with the Atlantic Council, Dr. Roberts discusses the effects of the pandemic on national security, geopolitical competition, trade, and higher education.

Writing with Colin Clarke, Dr. Hoffman looks at the problem of leaderless resistance in modern terrorism and counterterrorism.