Author Archives: Ingrid Gerstmann

Lincoln Mitchell has a new column in CNN Opinion, “How Biden’s Veep Pick Will Reshape His Image.” You can read it Here.

Institute affiliate Lincoln Mitchell has a new article in CNN, “What we don’t know about Joe Biden,” published May 4, 2020. Click here for the full article.

Institute Member Alexander Cooley and Daniel Nexon have a new article in Foreign Policy online, “Why Populists Want a Multipolar World,” published April 25, 2020. For the full article click here.

Stephanie Neuman, the longest standing resident of the Saltzman Institute, died on April 15 after a long illness.  As a senior research scholar for almost 50 years, she established and ran the institute’s Comparative Defense Studies Program, focusing on non-western security problems.  Stephanie was legendary for her numerous foundation grants and research contracts, publications of […]

Institute member Alexander Cooley and Daniel Nexon have a new article on The Washington Post’s, Monkey Cage blog, “Trump threatened to defund WHO. That could leave another global initiative under China’s influence,” published April 14, 2020. See here for the full article.

Institute member Stephen Biddle and Tami Davis Biddle have a new article in War on the Rocks, “Wartime Lessons for Industrial Mobilization in a Time of Pandemic,” published April 3, 2020. Click here to see the full article.

SIWPS Research Scholar J.D. Work has a new article in War on the Rocks, “Paging a Joint Task Force: Cyber Defense of Pandemic Medical Infrastructure,” published on March 24, 2020. Click here for the full article.

Virpratap Singh, Cyber student, SIPA, has a new article on OODA Loop, “A Perfect Storm forms as COVID-19 Meets Cyberspace,” published on March 20, 2020. Click here for the full article.

Institute member Jason Healey and Stuart Caudill have a new article in Strategic Studies Quarterly, “Success of Persistent Engagement in Cyberspace.” For the full article see here.

Super Bomb: Organizational Conflict and the Development of the Hydrogen Bomb, unveils the story of the events leading up to President Harry S. Truman’s 1950 decision to develop a “super,” or hydrogen, bomb. That fateful decision and its immediate consequences are detailed in a diverse and complete account built on newly released archives and previously hidden […]