Author Archives: Olivia Grinberg-Phillips

On September 26, Rajan Menon had an article published in the New Statesman titled, “The Netanyahu doctrine will fail in Lebanon.” You can read it online here.

Jason Healey was hosted by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) in Canberra, Australia, for a one-on-one podcast interview with Admiral Mike Rogers, the former director of NSA and commander of US Cyber Command. The episode was part of ASPI’s Sydney Dialogue Summit Sessions, and featured a wide-ranging conversation on all topics intelligence, past and future, including […]

On September 25, Rumela Sen had an article published by the East Asia Forum titled, “Nepal must shift from personalist to programmatic politics.” You can read it online here.

On September 20, Jason Healey was on the Advancing Cyber podcast in an episode titled, “Artificial Intelligence: Critical Infrastructure, or too early to tell?” You can listen online here, and can find a description of the conversation below.  Episode description: At the heart of the debate on this episode of Advancing Cyber is a fundamental question: Is “artificial intelligence” itself […]

On September 18, Kimberly Marten had a new article published in The Washington Quarterly (47 (3): 79–102) titled, “Upsetting the Balance: Why Russia Chose Hamas over Israel.” You can read it online here.

On September 17, Rajan Menon had an article published in The Guardian titled, “Is a political settlement between Russia and Ukraine on the cards? I am sceptical.” You can read it online here. 

On September 10, Cynthia Roberts had an article published by the Texas National Security Review as part of a book review roundtable discussing Dima Adamsky’s new book, The Russia Way of Deterrence: Strategic Culture, Coercion, and War. Her article is titled, “The Challenges of Decoding Russian Coercion,” and is available online here.

On August 28, Stephen Biddle had a new article published in Foreign Affairs online titled, “The False Promise of Ukraine’s Deep Strikes Into Russia.” In the article, he argues that while it would help Ukraine for the US to lift its restrictions on deep strike, this is unlikely to turn the tide of the war militarily. You can […]

On August 28, former Saltzman Institute Visiting Scholar Rafael Mesquita had a co-authored article published in the Journal of Peace Research titled, “The references of the nations: Introducing a corpus of United Nations General Assembly resolutions since 1946 and their citation network.” The article explores what have been some of the main themes debated at […]

On August 27, Peter Clement was interviewed by David Priess, author of The President’s Book of Secrets, on the Chatter podcast by Lawfare. He discussed his road to studying Russia as a career, the art of Kremlinology, Putin’s rise, Putin’s feelings about Ukraine across the decades, and more. The episode is titled, “What Putin Wants, with Peter Clement,” and is […]