Washington DC

Michael Mandelbaum, director of the American Foreign Policy Program, wrote an article for Foreign Policy magazine titled, “America Really Was That Great.” 

Karim Mezran, professorial lecturer in the Middle East Studies Program, was quoted in a Bloomberg article titled, “Libya’s Jibril Turns Against Foreign Powers That Aided Qaddafi Overthrow.” 

Matthias Matthijs, professorial lecturer in the International Economics Program, appeared on “The Agenda With Steve Paikin” for a segment titled, “The Global Economy After Greece.” 

Ruth Wedgwood, director of the International Law and Organizations Program, was quoted in an Associated Press article titled, “Haiti Group Demands U.N. Pay for Cholera Outbreak.” 

Mitchell Orenstein, S. Richard Hirsch Professor of European Studies, wrote an op-ed for Project Syndicate titled, “Who Needs a Flat Tax?”

Joshua Muravchik, fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute, wrote an op-ed for USA Today titled, “On Iran, More Sanctions Won’t Work.”

Sharon Broussard, 2011 gatekeeper editor for the SAIS International Reporting Project, wrote an article for the Cleveland Plain Dealer titled, “Rwanda Is a Beautiful Country Still Coming to Terms With an Ugly Past.” 

Eliot Cohen, director of the Strategic Studies Program, was quoted in a Washington Post article titled, “Dover Air Force Base Is Nation’s Latest Military Site to Be Accused.” 

Matthias Matthijs, professorial lecturer in the International Economics Program, appeared on American Public Media’s “Marketplace” for a segment titled, “Greece Brings a Sea of Red.”

Pieter Bottelier, senior adjunct professor of China Studies, appeared on NPR’s “On Point” for a segment titled, “China’s Price for Bailing Out the EU.”