Author Archives: Ingrid Gerstmann

H-Diplo Roundtable on Emily Conroy-Krutz’s Missionary Diplomacy

On October 13, H-Diplo published a roundtable on Emily Conroy-Krutz’s Missionary Diplomacy: Religion and Nineteenth-Century American Foreign Relations (Cornell University Press, 2024). Jay Sexton, Cara Lea Burnidge, Katherine D. Moran, Michael A. Verney, Karine Walther, and Emily Conroy-Krutz took part in the discussion. The roundtable is available here.

Rajan Menon on ABC News Daily

On October 8, Saltzman Institute member Rajan Menon was featured on ABC News Daily discussing the recent ceasefire agreement in Gaza. The interview is titled, “Will Trump’s hostage deal end the war in Gaza?” and is available online here. 

Jason Healey in OODA Loop

On September 22, Saltzman Institute member Jason Healey had an article published by OODA Loop titled, “Countering Adversaries and How to Count It.” You can read it online here. 

Tamar Mitts Interviewed on CNN

On September 15, Saltzman Institute member Tamar Mitts was interviewed on CNN discussing her recently-published book, Safe Havens for Hate: The Challenge of Moderating Online Extremism (Princeton University Press 2025). Midway through the interview, breaking news came in that was directly related to the book’s topic and Mitts was asked to comment, so the interview is split […]

RJISSF Article Review of James Stocker’s “Beginning of Winter”

On September 20, The Jervis Forum published an Article Review on James Stocker’s “Beginning of Winter: The George H.W. Bush Administration, the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, and the Emergence of the Post–Cold War World,” Journal of Cold War Studies 26:2 (2024): 26–62. Richard Balzano of Simmons University and Springfield College authored the review. Richard Balzano of Simmons University and Springfield College authored the review. The […]

RJISSF Roundtable on Brian C. H. Fong’s US-China Rivalry

On 19 September, the Jervis Forum published a roundtable on Brian C. H. Fong’s US-China Rivalry: Great Power Competition in the Indo-Pacific (Edinburgh University Press, 2024). Il Hyun Cho, Alice D. Ba, Andrew S. Erickson, Yuan-kang Wang, and Brian C. H. Fong participated in the discussion. The roundtable can be found here.

RJISSF Article Review of Roland Popp’s “Predicting Trouble”

On 18 September, the Jervis Forum published an Article Review of Roland Popp’s “Predicting Trouble: Anticipating Foreign Crises and Planning for Contingencies in the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations” (Diplomacy & Statecraft 35:4, 2024: 725–755). Mary Ann Heiss of Kent State University authored the review. It can be found here.

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