Assistant Professor of Political Science at Albany State University|Senior Fellow at Center for Eurasian Studies at Troy University.Formerly@CENTCOM. Words @BBC
French President Emmanuel Macron at testing of new M51.3 strategic ballistic missile “To be free, one must be feared. And to be feared, one must be powerful.” This means in present risky Multipolar world, relying on a single powerful ally is no longer a viable security strategy.
Thrilled to announce that our paper has just been published in acclaimed journal of IJHR. This is a timely research on Transitional Justice & HR mechanisms by focusing in a non-democratic case, a novel framework with practical implications for other cases.https://t.co/yI4tnntFwm
To what extent does conflict research engage with non-English-language sources? Pleased to share this solo-authored article where I explore this question. To do so, I examined 857 articles published about jihadist actors in 14 high-ranking journals https://t.co/s2zndm3AqT
If U.S. leaders fail to devise a new Middle East policy, “they will watch the American Middle East fade away like the European empires that came before,” writes Marc Lynch.
https://t.co/cLGfJhZNNA
“The Powell Doctrine remains the best way for American presidents to decide why and how to go to war, in the Middle East and elsewhere,” argues @KoriSchake. “And even in Iran, it is not too late for Powell’s precepts to help avert disaster.”
https://t.co/IQdefg1eNv
My second book, *The Two-Leviathan Problem*, is co-authored with John Mearsheimer and will be published with @yalepress in February 2027. Details here: https://t.co/Og3jnuBHDZ
I’m excited to share my review of Decency and Difference: Humanity and the Global Challenge of Identity Politics which was published today in the acclaimed Journal of Social Identities. https://t.co/WSnfnJ97RX
War in Iraq: $2.1 trillion
War in Afghanistan: $2.3 trillion
Projected cost of the war in Iran: $1 trillion
Somehow, there is always money for war, but never enough money for housing, education or the needs of working people. We must and will change our national priorities.