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David Makovsky, a professorial lecturer in the Middle East Studies Program, participated in an online debate about “Middle East Peace” for the Economist. 

Tong Kim, professorial lecturer in the Korea Studies Program, wrote an op-ed for TheKorea Times article entitled, “Difficult Resumption of Talks.”

Peter Lewis, director of the African Studies Program, was quoted in a Wall Street Journal article entitled “Angola Frees Protestors as Heat on Regime Builds.”

Riordan Roett, director of the Latin American Studies Program, was quoted in a GlobalPost article entitled “Brazil’s Slowdown Can Hurt Neighboring Argentina.”

Thomas Mahnken, professorial lecturer in the Strategic Studies Program, wrote a blog post for ForeignPolicy.com entitled, “Heresy Over Defense, Part 2.”

Thomas Mahnken, professorial lecturer in the Strategic Studies Program, wrote a blog post for ForeignPolicy.com entitled, “Heresy Over Defense.”

John McLaughlin, distinguished practitioner-in-residence at the Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies, was mentioned in a Federal Computer Week article entitled, “Information Sharing: Improved, But More Work Remains.” 

David Francis, fellow at the SAIS International Reporting Project, wrote an article for the Christian Science Monitor entitled, “Revulsion Over Nigeria Rape Video Shows Power of Social Media.”

Jessica Einhorn, dean of SAIS, wrote an op-ed for the Financial Times entitled, “How to Stabilize the Eurozone’s Banks and Satisfy Voters.”

Jakub Grygiel, George H.W. Bush Associate Professor of International Relations, was quoted in a PBS “Newshour” article entitled, “In Poland’s Election, Not-Too-Bad Economy Helps Incumbent.”