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Institute member Rajan Menon discussed Trump’s flawed approach to the WTO in his article “What Trump Gets Wrong about the WTO” published in Foreign Affairs. Read the article here. 

Institute member Severine Autesserre’s piece “What the Uproar Over Congo’s Elections Misses” was published by Foreign Affairs. In the article, Autesserre argues “the preoccupation with elections distracts from the issues whose resolutions are most likely to lead to peace: the poverty, unemployment, corruption, criminality, and poor access to land, justice, and education that are at […]

A new working paper by research scholar Jeremiah Pam is now available. Entitled, “Prudence in International Strategy: From ‘Lawyerly to ‘Post-Lawyerly,’” it is the 26th entry in the Saltzman Working Paper Series.  You can read Dr. Pam’s paper  here.

Institute member Rajan Menon published an article in The Nation about Trump’s tumultuous relationship with China regarding the South China Sea. The full article, titled “Is Trump Headed for a War With China?” can be found here.  

Institute director Richard K. Betts published an article in the March/April 2017 issue of The American Interest. His article, titled “The National Security Act, Seventy Years On,” can be accessed here.

Institute affiliate Kathe Jervis has published an article in the Journal on Education and Emergencies about educational practices during the Iraq War. You can read the full article here.

Research scholar Jason Healey is quoted in the recent Nextgov article, “Obama’s Cyber Legacy”. You can read the article here.

The Nation published an article written by Institute Affiliate Rajan Menon titled “Donald Trump’s Inconsistency Is a Danger of Nuclear Proportions.” Read the article here.

Institute member Stuart Gottlieb published the lead letter to the editor in the New York Times about disarray within the Democratic Party. Read the letter here.