Professor Lincoln Mitchell published an article entitled “What was the Rose Revolution For? Understanding the Georgian Revolution” in the Harvard International Review Online.

Professor Alexander Cooley commented for media outlets including National Public Radio, the Associated Press and Foreign Policy on the February 2009 announcement by the government of Kyrgyzstan that it would evict the U.S. military from its Manas base. He also co-authored opinion commentaries in The International Herald Tribune and Eurasianet that charted the evolution of […]

In March, Professor Kimberly Marten was invited to present a paper on “Warlords” at the Conference on the Changing Character of War at St. Antony’s College, Oxford.  In February, she presented a paper at the International Studies Association annual meeting in New York, on “Dislodging Warlords: Cases from Post-Soviet Georgia.”

Professor Jack Snyder and Institute Affiliate Edward D. Mansfield completed a working paper, entitled “Democratization and Civil War.”  This paper is No. 5 in the Saltzman Working Paper Series. Click here to read this working paper.

Professor Roy Licklider completed a working paper, entitled “The Ethics Of Advice: Conflict Management vs. Human Rights In Ending Civil Wars.”  This paper is No. 4 in the Saltzman Working Paper Series. Click here to read this working paper.

Institute Director and Professor Richard K. Betts published a new book, entitled Enemies of Intelligence: Knowledge and Power in American National Security (Columbia University Press, 2007).

Professor Tanisha Fazal published a new book, entitled State Death: The Politics and Geography of Conquest (Princeton University Press, 2007).

Professor Pablo Pinto and Ph.D. Candidate Carmen M. LeFoulon published a working paper entitled “The Individual Sources of Economic Nationalism: Evidence From Survey Data.”  This paper is third in the Saltzman Working Paper Series.

Professor Robert Jervis completed a working paper, entitled “Iraq, the U.S., and the Region after an American Withdrawal.”  This paper is No. 2 in the Saltzman Working Paper Series. Click here to read this working paper.

Professor Richard K. Betts completed a working paper, entitled “Are American Civil-Military Relations Still a Problem?”  This paper is No. 1 in the Saltzman Working Paper Series. Click here to read this working paper.