Stephen Biddle authored the article “Afghanistan Needs a Settlement, Not Another Troop-Withdrawal Deadline” in Defense One. He was quoted by the Associated Press in “Syria Memo Shakes up Washington but Unlikely to Shift Policy” and by Business Insider
in “Iraqi forces have made 'rapid, unexpected' gains against ISIS, but the victories may signal an ominous new reality.”
Sarah Binder authored “Everything you need to know about the Senate Democrats’ filibuster on gun control” in The Washington Post. She was quoted in the Bloomberg BNA article “A Trump OSHA Likely to Enforce Less, Make Fewer Rules,” the Tampa Bay Times
Politifact article “Trump wrongly says Clinton filibustered Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac legislation” and The Wall Street Journal articles “House Speaker Paul Ryan Calls Donald Trump Comments About Judge ‘Racist’” and “Senate Democrats Cheer On New Guard’s Uprising.”
Nathan Brown was interviewed by Inside Higher Ed for the article “'Universities in a Dangerous World.'’’
Henry Farrell was quoted by the Boston Herald
in the article “‘Special relationship’ is put into jeopardy.’’ He authored several articles for
The Washington Post, including “The U.S. wants to maintain cross-border data flows. That may be tough,” “The U.K. has voted for Brexit. Here’s what happens next,” “The Obama administration wanted to open up government to citizen input. Why hasn’t it worked?” and “America’s founders hated general warrants. So why has the government resurrected them?”
Danny Hayes was featured in the Orlando Sentinel article “A gender gap in politics? It's not what you expect: The Interview” and Vox mentioned a book co-authored by Hayes in the article “A new political science book makes a provocative argument: women in politics don’t face gender bias.”
Matthew Hindman was quoted by McClatchy Newspapers in “House members’ use of Periscope a milestone for social media.”
Marc Lynch discussed the debate over saying the phrase “radical Islam” on WNYC’s On The Media. His book, The New Arab Wars (Public Affairs, 2016), was reviewed
by The New York Times. Lynch also authored the article “What to read this summer about the Middle East” in The Washington Post.
Forrest Maltzman co-authored “The Supreme Court is taking far fewer cases than usual. Here’s why” in The Washington Post.
Cynthia McClintock
discussed the Peruvian election with Bloomberg; Foreign Policy; KCET-TV, Los Angeles; The New York Times;
the Los Angeles Times; and The Wall Street Journal.
Mike Mochizuki co-authored the article “Repairing U.S.-Japan Ties on Okinawa” in The Wall Street Journal.
Elizabeth Saunders was quoted by The Atlantic in “Hillary Clinton Warns the World About Donald Trump.”
David Shambaugh was quoted by UPI in the article “China aims to grow influence in Australia with propaganda deals’’ and by the Financial Times in the article “China’s $10bn propaganda push spreads Down Under.” The Christian Science Monitor
discussed his book, China’s Future (Polity, 2016).
John Sides was quoted by Vox, Voice of America and U.S. News & World Report on Donald Trump’s candidacy. He also wrote The Washington Post
articles “Are voters really guided by gender stereotypes? New research says no,” “A deep dive into the news media’s role in the rise of Donald J. Trump,’’ “Will the Orlando attacks help Trump against Clinton? The Paris and San Bernardino attacks didn’t,” “Is Trump threatening the GOP’s Senate majority? Not yet,” “There are lots of dumb predictions about third parties. Here’s a smarter one,” “Do most Americans dislike Clinton and Trump? No, not at all’’ and “Would early attack ads actually hurt Donald Trump?”
Garry Young was quoted in The New York Times article “The Changing Face of Urban Power” and by Washingtonian in “DC Wants to Be a State. It’s Going to Have to Do Better Than This Name.”
