Saltzman Institute members Erica Lonergan and Jack Snyder had a new article in the latest issue of the Texas National Security Review titled, “Cultural Change in Military Organizations: Hackers and Warriors in the US Army.” You can read it online here.
On June 30, Saltzman Institute member Nikhar Gaikwad was one of four Columbia faculty to receive the 2025 Division of Social Science Award for Excellence and Commitment to Teaching. View the announcement here.
On June 24, Saltzman Institute member Rajan Menon had an article in The Guardian titled, “Why dreams of regime change in Iran will end in a rude awakening.” You can read it online here.
On June 20, Saltzman Institute member Erica Lonergan had an article published in DefenseScoop titled, “The Pentagon knows its cyber force model is broken. Here’s how to fix it.” You can read it online here.
On June 17, Saltzman Institute member Rajan Menon had an article published in The Guardian titled, “Trump cannot avoid the question much longer – is he going to join Israel’s war or not?” You can read it online here.
On June 16, Saltzman Institute member Elizabeth Saunders has a new article in Foreign Affairs titled, “Imperial President at Home, Emperor Abroad: American Foreign Policy in an Age of Unrestrained Executive Power.” You can read it online here, or find a PDF attached below.
On June 14, Saltzman Institute member Rajan Menon had an article published in The New Statesman titled, “Netanyahu’s gamble.” You can read it online here.
On June 10, Saltzman Institute member Tamar Mitts was interviewed on the Think podcast discussing her book Safe Havens for Hate: The Challenge of Moderating Online Extremism (Princeton University Press, 2025). You can listen online here.
On June 9, Saltzman Institute member Elizabeth Saunders was the guest on the New Books Network podcast talking about her book The Insiders’ Game: How Elites Make War and Peace (Princeton University Press, 2024). You can listen to the episode here.
On June 6, Saltzman Institute member Jason Healey had an article published in Lawfare titled, “Coming Soon? U.S. Cyber Command in Domestic Networks.” The piece argues that there are few remaining obstacles to the U.S. military using offensive cyber operations at home against the president’s domestic “enemies.” You can read it online here.
