Associate Professor
Schar School of Policy & Government
George Mason University
Teaching, research, commentary, and global engagement
research
I am excited to announce the publication of this volume, edited with two of my former GMU PhD students. With a third GMU PhD student (!) I contribute a chapter on how the American marketplace of ideas, as flawed as it is, actually provides a much more robust defense against Russian election interference than most people understand.
Every summer I lead the International Security Studies Program, a six-credit, study abroad course to Fribourg, Switzerland. I think it’s the single best way to earn six credits at Mason, period.
If you’re looking to upgrade your academic and analytical writing, I have all sorts of resources to help.
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