Author Archives: Ingrid Gerstmann

V. Page Fortna in Good Authority

On January 17, Saltzman Institute Director V. Page Fortna had an article published in Good Authority. The article is titled, “Good to Know: What is a ceasefire?” and is available online here.

Erica Lonergan Quoted in CyberScoop

On January 13, Erica Lonergan was quoted in a CyberScoop article titled, “Trump and others want to ramp up cyber offense, but there’s plenty of doubt about the idea”. It is available online here.

Alexander Cooley in Foreign Affairs

On January 7, Alexander Cooley had a co-authored article published in the January/February 2025 issue of Foreign Affairs. The article is titled, “Trump’s Antiliberal order: How America First Undercuts America’s Advantage” and is available online here.

Rajan Menon in the New Statesman

On January 4, Rajan Menon had an essay published in the New Statesman titled, “The rejection of globalism: The arrogant economic prophecies of the late 1990s have turned to ashes”, and is available online here.

Stephen Sestanovich in Foreign Policy

On January 2, Stephen Sestanovich had an essay published in Foreign Policy titled, “Trump’s Most Essential History Lesson: What Europe’s 1990s wars can teach the next U.S. president about Ukraine”. It can be accessed online here.

Thomas Christensen in Foreign Policy Association’s Great Decisions Briefing Book

On January 20, Thomas Christensen published an article in the Foreign Policy Association’s Great Decisions: 2025 Edition briefing book. The article is titled “Competition, Cold War, or Conflict? Navigating U.S.-China Relations,” which offers impartial and thought-provoking analysis on U.S.-China relations and is featured alongside other pressing issues for U.S. policymakers, and is available here.

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