Student/Alumni Publications

GU Wargaming Society president Caitlyn Leong offers ways to create a career pipeline for future wargamers that is based on more than just luck.

Professor Bruce Hoffman, Jacob Ware (SSP’19), and Ezra Shapiro (SSP’20) discuss the continuing terrorist threat of the incel movement, the complicated counterterrorism efforts, and opportunities for intervention.

Professor Bruce Hoffman, Jacob Ware (SSP’19), and Ezra Shapiro (SSP’20) provide a wide-ranging update on incel violence in North America and its moves in Europe.

Professor Christopher Wall and Kristina Drye (SSP’19) discuss his book “The Future of Terrorism: ISIS, al-Qaeda, and the Alt-Right” and political violence in 2020.

SSP Student Felipe Herrera (SSP’20) writes on Western reactions to China’s rise to differentiate the factors that provoke backlash in the developing and developed worlds.

Professor Bruce Hoffman and Jacob Ware (SSP’19) warn that Al-Qaeda has been rebuilding and the fight against Salafi-Jihadi terrorism is not over.

Emiel Haeghebaert (SSP’20) argues that using economic sanctions to deter financially motivated North Korean cyber groups will not be enough.

Professor Elizabeth Grimm Arsenault and Joseph Stabile (SSP’20) argue that the U.S. and its partners  to confront the threat posed by Russian support of far-right extremists in the West.

SSP alum J.D. Maddox details his experience in Iraq searching for weapons of mass destruction, and his decision to focus his intelligence career on understanding the underlying causes of war.

SSP student Alix Neenan writes on the PLA’s ingratiation with Chinese youth through new media such as Douyin and Kuaishou.