Author Archives: Ingrid Gerstmann

Alexander Cooley in Foreign Affairs

On April 16, Saltzman Institute member Alexander Cooley has an article in Foreign Affairs titled, “Russia’s Hidden Empire: How Moscow Has Rekindled Its Influence in the Post-Soviet Space.” You can read it online here.

Elizabeth Saunders Quoted in The New York Times

On April 14, Saltzman Institute member Elizabeth Saunders was quoted in The Interpreter, the newsletter by columnist Amanda Taub at The New York Times. The newsletter is titled, “When elected leaders pursue risky policies, what can stop them?” and is available online here. 

Tamar Mitts Book Featured in Tech Policy Press

On April 14, the new book by Saltzman Institute member Tamar Mitts, Safe Havens for Hate: The Challenge of Moderating Online Extremism (view book info here), was featured in an article in Tech Policy Press titled, “Platform Convergence and the Limits of Technical Solutions to Counter Online Hate.” The article engages with the book’s main arguments and highlights how it […]

Jason Healey Upcoming Talk Featured in Dark Reading

On April 7, Saltzman Institute member Jason Healey was featured in an article in Dark Reading discussing his upcoming talk at the RSA Conference, the premier global conference for cybersecurity experts, professionals, and innovators. His talk is titled, “Secure by Design: Are We Winning?” and will take place on April 28th, 2025. You can read the Dark Reading article here, […]

Jason Healey Quoted in The New York Times

On April 5, Saltzman Institute member Jason Healey was quoted in an article in The New York Times titled, “Trump Weakens U.S. Cyberdefenses at a Moment of Rising Danger.” You can read the article online here.

Jason Healey Quoted in DefenseScoop

On April 4, Saltzman Institute member Jason Healey was quoted in an article in DefenseScoop titled, “Firing of top cyber general ‘sets back’ US military and intel operations, makes America ‘less safe,’ lawmakers of both parties say.” You can read the article online here.

Thomas Christensen in edited volume on US-China Rivalry

Thomas Christensen had a chapter published in Not Just Another Cold War: The Global Implications of the US-China Rivalry, a new edited volume by Bård Nikolas Vik Steen (Oxford University Press, 2025). His chapter is titled, “Will U.S.-PRC Military Competition Go Global? Why Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Matters.” It can be accessed online here. 

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