Student/Alumni Publications

SSP alumna Bassima Al-Ghussein (’18) and Jeffrey Stacey argue that the Trump administration and Congress failed to prevent the proliferation of U.S.-made weapons to global terrorist groups.

SSP Student Andrew Narloch explores hyper-mobile defense as Iran’s strategy in its proxy conflicts in the Middle East.

SSP Alum Alex Yacoubian (’19) explores the strategic relationship between Iran and China over the years.

SSP Alum Gretchen Nutz (’18) published a version of her SSP thesis on the Strategy Bridge, discussing autonomous weapons capabilities and AI in national security.

SSP Alum J.D. Maddox (’04) offers a practitioner’s perspective of the origins of current technological efforts to limit propaganda and disinformation online and exploring the complications presented by new directive government-industry…

As part of the Small Wars Journal and Divergent Options Writing Contest, SSP Student Riley Murray submitted this piece on Air Force advising in small wars.

Congratulations to SSP student Joey Stabile for receiving 3rd place in the Strategy Bridge’s student writing contest! At Prof. John Gordon’s recommendation, Joey published his Grand Strategy paper on LBJ’s decision…