CSPS Fellow James Suber discusses the characteristics of the Iranian Revolution and his novel dataset examining these protests.

CSPS Fellow James Vizzard discusses the importance of continued recruitment to the national security apparatus in a politically polarized time.

CSPS Fellow Rebecca Cooper discusses the necessity of maintaining the American Nuclear Triad for continuing American credibility.

CSPS Fellow Tim Bynion discusses how the Afghanistan Peace Talks may be driven by Trump’s 2016 campaign promises, throwing doubt on their longevity.

CSPS Fellow Voké Kalegha writes on Fiona Hill’s testimony to the House Intelligence Committee and the larger implications of the Trump administration’s continuing belief in Russian-propagated conspiracy theories.

CSPS Fellow David Mendes discusses the challenges and opportunities provided by advancements in quantum computing and their impacts on US national security

CSPS Fellow Joe Petrucelli discusses the role of the Reserves in the US military and strategies to resolve the current mismatch between resources and missions for the RC

CSPS Fellow George Hutchinson discusses the developments in US-North Korean negotiations over denuclearization. He argues that the US should not cave to Kim’s ultimatives or provocations.

CSPS Michael Krug writes about the security and health threat posed by pathogens, arguing that the termination of the US government’s PREDICT program indicates that biosurveillance is not receiving the focus it requires.