Institute member Kimberly Marten was interviewed on NPR All Things Considered about US-Russia relations and the Tillerson visit. Marten explained why she thinks cooperation is possible after the air strike in Syria. Listen to the interview here.
Institute member Stuart Gottlieb published the lead letter to the editor in the New York Times about Trump’s decision to attack Syria. Read the letter here.
Institute member Kimberly Marten joined Hari Sreenivasan on PBS Newshour to explain why the US strike on the Syrian airbase will likely not damage US-Russia relations, despite all the noise. Listen to her full comments here.
In response to a debate launched by her previous Foreign Affairs article about what the best approach to peacebuilding is in Congo, Institute member Severine Autesserre published another article titled “the Right Way to Build Peace in Congo.” Read the article here.
Institute member Dipali Mukhopadhyay was published by the Washington Post today, along with fellow researcher Romain Malejacq. Their article discusses how to conduct research in conflict zones based off of their own experiences researching the politics of warlords, rebels and foreign interventions in Afghanistan, Somalia and the Turkey-Syria borderland. The article was published in Post‘s forum The Monkey Cage, where political […]
Institute member Kimberly Marten published an op ed in Fortune about why a cyber accord with Russia is in US interests. Read the op ed here.
Institute member Severine Autesserre was cited quite extensively in an article on Congo publish in the French newspaper Le Monde. The article, written in French, can be found here.
We congratulate Institute member Robert Jervis on the publication of his new book, How Statesmen Think: the Psychology of International Politics (Princeton University Press, 2017). Information on the book and how to purchase it can be found here.
The Council on Foreign Relations published Institute member Kimberly Marten’s major policy report on Russia-NATO relations and how the US should act. Read the report here.
On March 8, 2017, the Data Science Institute and the Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies, SIPA, hosted Lt. Gen. William J. “Bill” Bender to Columbia for a conversation on the future of the Air Force and its leadership in cyber power. The visit began with a meeting with Saltzman faculty, followed by […]
