Student/Alumni Publications

Matt Castelli (SSP’06) discusses the ongoing internal challenges at the CIA, from a failure to modernize to poor leadership.

Ryan Fedasiuk (SSP’22) and Emily Weinstein (SSP’19) shed light on the key feeder universities to China’s defense and military industry.

Jacob Ware (SSP’19), Chris Buckley, and Myrieme Churchill call for the implementation of proper mental health services in the military’s demobilization program to combat radicalization.

Noah Ringler (SSP’21) analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of the Russian-brokered ceasefire between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Professors Ben Buchanan and John Bansemer, along with Dakota Cary (SSP’20), Jack Lucas (SSP’19), and Micah Musser analyze the benefits and limitations of machine learning for cyber operations.

Josh Chang (SSP’21) and Peter Kouretsos argue that Latin America policy must take a more prominent role in the Biden administration’s foreign policy strategy.

Lazar Berman (SSP’10) and Eran Ortal examine Allied anti-submarine warfare in WWII’s Battle of the Atlantic, to extract contemporary lessons against stealth enemies.

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

Markus Garlauskas (SSP’02) argues that the United States must prevent or delay North Korean flight testing of strategic weapons to ensure stability and U.S. interests.

Dakota Cary (SSP’20) and Daniel Cebul (SSP’20) offer policy solutions for protecting industrial control systems from machine learning enabled cyber attacks.