On January 14, Saltzman Institute Director V. Page Fortna was quoted in an article in the Chilean newspaper El Mercurio. The article is titled, “Revivir alianzas de EE.UU. y apoyar a Ucrania: el legado de Biden en política exterior,” and is available online here.
On December 12, our esteemed colleague and former Saltzman Institute Director Richard Betts received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Notre Dame International Security Center (NDISC). He is the third recipient of this honor, joining Barry Posen and Bob Art in the pantheon of leading figures in the field of international relations
On December 6, H-Diplo|RJISSF has published a roundtable review of Erica Lonergan’s recent book, Escalation Dynamics in Cyberspace. You can read the review online here.
On October 16, Page Fortna was interviewed by Kai Ryssdal on the How We Survive podcast, produced by APM’s Marketplace. The episode is titled, “The Uncertain Future,” and discusses climate change and the U.S. military. You can listen online here.
On October 7, Jason Healey had an article published by Dark Reading, a specialist cybersecurity website. The article is titled, “What the White House Should Do Next for Cyber Regulation,” and argues that creating a new office of cyber-regulation strategy is the government’s best opportunity to improve security and to protect Americans in an increasingly dangerous world. […]
On October 2, Rajan Menon had an article in the New Statesman titled, “Is Netanyahu plotting the destruction of Iran?” You can read it online here.
On October 2, Rumela Sen had an article published by Tech Policy Press titled, “The Invisible Hand of Artificial Intelligence in Transnational Repression.” You can read it online here.
On October 1, Rajan Menon had an article published in the New Statesman titled, “Israel won’t find victory in Lebanon.” You can read it online here.
On October 1, Sarah Daly had an article published in Americas Quarterly titled, “Why Sheinbaum May Take a Different Path on Mexico’s Security.” In the article, she argues that the new president’s experience as mayor points to an approach more rooted in enhanced intelligence, mediation, and deterrence. You can read it online here.
On October 1, Jason Healey was interviewed on the SecureTalk podcast in an episode titled, “Cyber Warfare and National Cyber Defense with Jason Healey.” The conversation covered Healey’s extensive career and the evolution of cyber defense from the late 1990s to today. Topics include the origins of cybersecurity, the challenges of cyber warfare and policy, and the balance […]
