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Lisa Anderson Joins Saltzman Institute as Resident Member
Lisa Anderson has joined the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies as a resident member. Anderson is James T. Shotwell Professor Emerita of International Relations; Dean Emerita of the School of International and Public Affairs; and Special Lecturer in International and Public Affairs. She is a specialist on politics in the Middle East and […]
Keren Yarhi-Milo Wins APSA’s Foreign Policy Section Book Award
Saltzman Institute resident Member Keren Yarhi-Milo has won the American Political Science Association’s Foreign Policy Section Book Award for Who Fights for Reputation? The Psychology of Leaders in International Conflict, (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2018). On August 30, 2019, she will be presented with her award and a monetary prize during APSA’s General Meeting […]
Stephen Sestanovich in the New York Times
On August 2, 2019, Stephen Sestanovich had an opinion piece in the New York Times online entitled, “Is Putin Burning Out?” Sestanovich posits that the demonstrations of recent weeks may push Putin to make mistakes that test his grip on power.
Kimberly Marten Writes Definitive History of the Wagner Group
Kimberly Marten (Professor and Chair, Department of Political Science, Barnard College) published “Russia’s Use of Semi-state Security Forces: The Case of the Wagner Group” in Post-Soviet Affairs. This is the definitive history of the Wagner Group, using high-quality, primarily Russian-language, well documented sources. It explains how Putin’s patronage politics makes Wagner’s illegality a necessity. It also discusses how Wagner […]
Richard Hanania in the Wall Street Journal: Trump, Social Science and Media Bias
Postdoctoral Research Fellow Richard Hanania’s op ed, Trump, Social Science and Media Bias, appeared in The Wall Street Journal online on July 4, 2019. You can read it here.
Mark Hannah & Stephen Wertheim in The Guardian: Here’s One Way Democrats Can Defeat Trump – Be Radically Anti-War
Mark Hannah and Stephen Wertheim published an essay in the Guardian on July 1, 2019. Here’s One Way the Democrats Can Defeat Trump: Be Radically Anti-War, argues that Democrats have an opportunity to win votes from Trump on foreign policy, but only if they choose a clear line of attack. They propose that Democratic candidates offer […]
Jason Healey in The Boston Review: Democracy’s Dilemma
Institute Member Jason Healey has a new article in The Boston Review, “Democracy’s Dilemma,” published May 22, 2019. Click here to see the full article.
Stuart Gottlieb in Columbia News: What Sri Lanka’s Easter Bombings Say About ISIS
Institute member Stuart Gottlieb has a new article in Columbia News, “What Sri Lanka’s Easter Bombings Say About ISIS,” published April 24, 2019. For the full article click here.
Stuart Gottlieb in The Hill: The terror to come
Institute member Stuart Gottlieb has a new article, “The terror to come,” in The Hill, published April 14, 2019. Click here to see the full article.
Stuart Gottlieb in The New York Times: Why NATO Still Matters
Institute Member Stuart Gottlieb has a new letter to the editor in The New York Times, “Why NATO Still Matters,” published March 27, 2019. Click here to see the full article.
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