On October 31, Saltzman Institute member Tamar Mitts was interviewed on the New Books with Miranda Melcher podcast discussing her recent book, Safe Havens for Hate: The Challenge of Moderating Online Extremism (Princeton University Press 2025). You can listen to the episode online here.
On October 30, the Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum (RJISSF) published a review of Natasha Piano’s Democratic Elitism: The Founding Myth of American Political Science (Harvard University Press, 2025). Robert P. Jackson of Manchester Metropolitan University authored the review. The review can be found here.
On October 29, the Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum (RJISSF) published a review of Paul W. Schroeder’s America’s Fatal Leap, 1991–2016 (Verso, 2025). John A. Thompson of the University of Cambridge authored the review. The review can be found here.
On October 28, H-Diplo published an article review of Giles Scott-Smith’s “‘Of the Utmost Importance for the Survival of Mankind’: The Alerdinck Foundation, the Media, and Citizen Diplomacy to End the Cold War, 1984–1992” (Cold War History 24:4 [2024]: 537–557). Rósa Magnúsdóttir of the University of Iceland authored the review. The review can be found […]
On October 27, the Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum (RJISSF) published a roundtable on Liliane Stadler’s Between Neutrality and Solidarity: Swiss Good Offices in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1992 (Brill, 2024). Timothy Nunan, Sandra Bott, Markus Balázs Göransson, Vassily Klimentov, Robert Nichols, and Liliane Stadler took part in the discussion. The roundtable is available […]
On October 24, the Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum (RJISSF) published a roundtable on Anna Jarstad, Johanna Söderström, and Malin Åkebo, eds.’ Relational Peace Practices (Manchester University Press, 2023). Paul F. Diehl, Louis Kriesberg, Terrence Lyons, Emma Murphy, Malin Åkebo, Anna Jarstad, and Johanna Söderström took part in the discussion. The roundtable is available […]
On October 23, H-Diplo published a review of Paolo Fonzi, Sabine Rutar, and Xavier Bougarel, eds.’ Food, Scarcity and Power in Southeastern Europe during the Second World War (Bloomsbury Academic, 2024). Gaj Trifković of the University of Sarajevo authored the review. The review can be found here.
On October 22, the Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum (RJISSF) published an article review of Tehila Sasson’s The Solidarity Economy: Nonprofits and the Making of Neoliberalism after Empire (Princeton University Press, 2024). John Shields of Toronto Metropolitan University authored the review. The review can be found here.
On October 21, the Robert Jervis International Security Studies Forum (RJISSF) published an article review of Wang Chenyi’s “Mao’s Cambodian Legacy: An ‘Ideological Victory’ and a Strategic Failure” (Journal of Cold War Studies 6:1 [2024]: 82–119). Matthew Galway of the Australian National University authored the review. The review can be found here.
On October 20, H-Diplo published a roundtable on Alexis Peri’s Dear Unknown Friend: The Remarkable Correspondence between American and Soviet Women (Harvard University Press, 2024). Maria Lipman, Rachel Applebaum, Melanie Ilic, Anna Kukatova, Jessica Gienow-Hecht, Ivan Kurilla, Rósa Magnúsdóttir, Molly M. Wood, and Alexis Peri took part in the discussion. The roundtable is available here.
