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AGS Faculty & Student Publications

DateNameTitlePublisher
6/11/2021Matt PeraultTo Fight Online Misinformation, Criminalize Voter SuppressionWired
6/11/2021John Grant, Trinity '00Fighting Insider Abuse After Van BurenLawfare
6/1/2021Isabel Ivanescu '20Syria’s Wretched Foreign LegionNewsline Magazine
5/30/2021John Hillen '88What to Watch or Read to Commemorate Memorial DayNational Review
5/15/2021Peter FeaverFormer military leaders criticized the election and the administration. That hurts the military’s reputation.The Washington Post
5/12/2021Peter FeaverThe Military Revolt Against Joe BidenForeign Policy
5/12/2021Patrick Duddy
Giovanni Zanalda		Specific steps are necessary to develop science and technology expertise in foreign policyA condensed version of this article was published in the form of a letter on Science Magazine.
5/10/2021Marc Losito, MPP '22The Department of Defense's Looming AI Winter
War on the Rocks
4/30/2021Bo Carlson '20
Isabel Ivanescu '20		China’s Paper Tiger Surveillance State
The Diplomat
4/22/2021David SchanzerBiden is exorcising the ghost of bin Laden from US foreign policy
The Hill
4/13/2021Patrick DuddyThe Biden Team Needs to Send A New and Clearer Message on the Border
The National Interest
4/13/2021Justin Sherman, '20Data Brokers Are a Threat to DemocracyWired
3/16/2021Simon MilesThe Mythical War Scare of 1983War on the Rocks
3/16/2021Bo Carlson, '20The Next 'Gamestop': How China or Russia Could Attack Our Financial SystemThe National Interest
3/9/2021Bo Carlson, '20Biden Kicks Off His Democracy Agenda in Central AmericaThe National Interest
3/8/2021David SchanzerThe Government Must Move Quickly To Prevent More Domestic TerrorismMedium
3/1/2021Isabel Ivanescu '20How Biden Can Manage the JCPOA’s Consequences in SyriaNational Interest
2/19/2021Matt PeraultA Sharper, Shrewder U.S. Policy for Chinese Tech FirmsForeign Affairs
2/8/2021Marc Losito, MPP '22The Commander’s AI SmartcardSmall Wars Journal
2/1/2021Patrick DuddyBiden's facing a diplomacy deficit going back decadesCNN
1/20/2021Peter FeaverAdvice to National Security Republicans as Biden Takes OfficeForeign Policy
1/20/2021David SchanzerCongress Should Make Domestic Terrorism a Crime
Tampa Bay Times
1/16/2021Patrick Duddy2021 summit is a chance to reset U.S. relations with Latin America
The Hill
1/13/2021Peter FeaverThe Military Needs to Learn the Right Lessons and Adapt
Military Times
1/9/2021Bruce JentlesonThe United States Needs a Democracy Summit at HomeForeign Affairs
1/7/2021Peter FeaverThe Military Stayed Out of the Insurrection, But It Isn’t Over Yet
Foreign Policy
1/7/2021David SchanzerThe Terrorist Movement That Attacked the Capitol Will Need To Be Confronted
Medium
1/3/2021Peter FeaverThe Coming Republican Reckoning with Trump’s LegacyForeign Policy
1/3/2021Peter FeaverThe Military Would Put Down Michael Flynn’s Proposed InsurrectionMilitary Times
1/1/2021Peter FeaverBiden Inherits a Challenging Civil-Military LegacyWar on the Rocks
12/16/2020Matt PeraultBig Tech and Antitrust: A Path ForwardThe Wall Street Journal
12/16/2020Theodore L. Leonhardt,
BA '15, JD '20		The U.S.-China Competition ConundrumAmerican Purpose
12/14/2020Bruce JentlesonA Democracy Summit Is Not What the Doctor OrderedForeign Affairs
12/14/2020Simon MilesRebuilding, Reaching Out, and Other Lessons From Ronald ReaganWar on the Rocks
12/9/2020Peter FeaverWhy Generals Shouldn’t Be a Lock to Lead the Pentagon — And How Lloyd Austin Can Ease Those ConcernsPolitico
12/1/2021Peter FeaverThe Myth of ‘War Weary’ AmericansThe Wall Street Journal
12/1/2021Patrick DuddyWhy Biden Should Focus on Rebuilding Relationships Across North and South AmericaThe National Interest
11/2021Peter FeaverPrefacein Lionel Beehner, Risa Brooks, and Daniel Maurer, eds. Reconsidering American Civil-Military Relations: The Military, Society, Politics, and Modern War, Oxford University Press
10/28/2020Spencer Kaplan '21
Peter Feaver		How Does it Feel for 2020 to Be Your Generation’s Defining Year?Foreign Policy
10/16/2020Giovanni ZanaldaThe State Department needs more scientistsThe Hill
10/15/2020Simon MilesEngaging the Evil Empire: Washington, Moscow, and the Beginning of the End of the Cold WarIthaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press
10/2020Peter FeaverReflections from an Erstwhile Policymakerin Daniel Maliniak, Susan Peterson, Ryan Powers, and Michael Tierney, eds. Bridging the Theory-Practice Divide in International Relations, Georgetown University Press
10/2020Bruce JentlesonAmerican Foreign Policy and the 2020 ElectionCentre of Gravity Series, Australia National University, Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, Strategic and Defence Studies Center
9/25/2020Bruce JentlesonThe United States Is Not Entitled to Lead the WorldForeign Affairs
9/15/2020Bruce JentlesonRefocusing U.S. Grand Strategy on Pandemic and Environmental Mass DestructionThe Washington Quarterly, 43
9/2020Peter FeaverMaybe It Won’t Be So Bad: A Modestly Optimistic Take on COVID and World Orderin Hal Brands and Francis J. Gavin, eds. COVID-19 and World Order: the Future of Conflict, Competition and Cooperation, Johns Hokpkins University Press
8/2/2020Tim NicholsSending Special Operations Forces into the Great-Power CompetitionSmall Wars Journal
8/2020Simon MilesThe War Scare That Wasn’t: Able Archer 83 and the Myths of the Second Cold WarJournal of Cold War Studies, vol. 22, no. 3, pp. 86–118
5/24/2020Kyle BeardsleyOnce and Future Peacemakers: Continuity of Third-Party Involvement in Civil War Peace ProcessesInternational Peacekeeping 28, 2. Pages 285-311.
1/2020Bruce JentlesonWeaponized Interdependence, The Dynamics of 21st Century Power, and U.S. Grand Strategyin The Uses and Abuses of Weaponized Interdependence, Daniel Drezner, Henry Farrell and Abraham Newman, eds. Brookings Institution Press
2020Peter FeaverThe United States: Politicians, Partisans, and Military Professionalsin William Thompson, et al. eds. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics, Oxford University Press