Washington DC

Christopher Sands, a professorial lecturer in the Canadian Studies Program, wrote an op-ed for Embassy (Canada) titled, “Partnership En Passant.”

Camille Pecastaing, acting director of the Middle East Studies Program, wrote an op-ed for Hoover Institutional Journal titled, “Democracy’s Death-by-Welfare.” 

38 North, a website of the U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS, was mentioned in a Huffington Post article titled “North Korea Reactor Nearing Completion.”

Vali Nasr, SAIS dean, appeared on PRI’s “The World” for a segment titled, “How Israeli Airstrikes in Syria Could Affect United States’ Policy in the Mideast.” 

Federiga Bindi, a senior fellow at the SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations, wrote a blog post for The Huffington Post titled, “Mission (Im)possible and the Power of Soft Power.”

Federiga Bindi, a senior fellow at the SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations, wrote a blog post for The Huffington Post titled, “Mission (Im)possible and the Power of Soft Power.”

Karim Mezran, a professorial lecturer in the Middle East Studies Program, co-authored an op-ed for The Washington Post titled, “Libya Needs the U.S. for Its Transition to Democracy.” 

Vali Nasr, SAIS dean, was interviewed for CNN.com’s “The Situation Room.” 

David Satter, a fellow at the SAIS Foreign Policy Institute, wrote a book review for The Wall Street Journal titled, “Life in the Soviet Police State.” 

 Joel Wit, a visiting scholar at the U.S.-Korea Institute at SAIS, was quoted in a New York Times article titled, “Obama Backs Policy of South Korea’s President on North.”