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Mara Karlin, a SAIS Ph.D. candidate, wrote an article for Survival entitled, “Saudi Arabia’s Reform Gamble.”

American Foreign Policy Program Director Michael Mandelbaum’s new book, co-authored by New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, That Used to Be Us: How America Fell Behind in the World It Invented and How We Can Come Back, was reviewed by The New York Times for an article entitled, “Savior of the World, Heal Thyself: Prescription for America’s Ailments.”

Gordon Bajnai, fellow at the SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations, wrote an op-ed for CNBC.com entitled, “Political Economy Is Back With a Vengeance.”

Mary Habeck, associate professor in the Strategic Studies Program, wrote a blog post for ForeignPolicy.com entitled, “What Does Awlaki’s Death Mean for al Qaeda?” 

Walter Andersen, administrative director for the South Asia Studies Program, was mentioned in an India Abroad article entitled, “Ambassador Rao Gets a Rousing Welcome.” 

A speech made at SAIS by Robert Blake, U.S. assistant secretary of State for South and Central Asia, was mentioned in a Dawn.com article entitled, “U.S. Eyes India-China Ties on Anti-Piracy.”

Joshua Muravchik, fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute, was quoted in a U.S. News & World Report article entitled, “Arab Spring Added Pressures to Middle East Peace Process.”

Walter Andersen, administrative director of the South Asia Studies Program, appeared on NDTV for a segment entitled, “United States Versus Pakistan: Empty Rhetoric?”

Daniel Serwer, senior fellow at the SAIS Center for Transatlantic Relations and professorial lecturer in the Conflict Management Program, wrote a blog post for Reuters entitled, “What’s Behind Libya’s Fast March to Democracy?” 

Anne Krueger, professor in the International Economics Program, was mentioned in a Wall Street Journal blog post entitled, “Lessons For Greece From a Decade Ago.”