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ARTICLES & OP-EDs

Major Commentary
&
Analysis Articles
Opinion-Editorials

The Decline of Multilateralism and the Janus Factor – Diplomatic Courier

 

America’s Options in a World of Strategic Competition – Diplomatic Courier

 

Italy on the Frontlines of Europe's – The Jamestown Foundation

 

Changing Strategy Toward China – The Jamestown Foundation (China Brief)

 

Victory for the Strong Means Defeat for the West – Explores how the defense of Ukraine is tied to core western principles like sovereignty and the rule of law. [1]

 

Five Big Lessons From Russia's War Against Ukraine – Outlines major takeaways regarding the enduring relevance of military force and nuclear deterrence. [1]

 

Ukraine: The Moment of Truth Is Near – Analyzes battlefield realities and the strategic status quo in the Russia-Ukraine war. [1]

 

The Empires Strike Back: A New Age of Imperialism – Examines the return of traditional territorial ambitions and neo-imperialist tendencies among revisionist powers. [1]

 

The Limits of Liberalism: Adjectives Won’t Halt Putin – Critiques purely normative and economic responses to hard security threats. [1]​

Where We Get Thucydides Wrong: The Fallacies of History's First ‘Hegemonic’ War” - Diplomacy & Statecraft, vol. 27, no. 1

https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/fdps20/27/1?utm_source=chatgpt.com

“An Insoluble Problem: The Harding-Makarios Negotiations, Turkey, and the Cause of Cypriot Enosis” - Journal of Mediterranean Studies, 24(1)

https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/303/article/671446/pdf

Watch Out, NATO: Turkey and Russia Might Team Up (The National Interest): An op-ed tracking strategic alignment shifts between Moscow and Ankara, focusing on converging Syrian policy and shared Kurdish security complications. [1]

The New Atlanticist Contributions (Atlantic Council): Commentary pieces dissecting NATO solidarity, European security architecture, and modern deterrence. [134]

Harvard International Review Commentary (Harvard International Review): Short-form strategic analyses looking at security fractures in the eastern Mediterranean, particularly around Cyprus, Turkey, and Greece. [, 2]

The Strategy Bridge Essays (The Strategy Bridge): Strategy briefs assessing how classical military texts apply to modern strategic blindspots and ally management. [1]

The Fragility of the Deal: Details Matter in Ukraine’s Endgames (December 2025): Examines why the specific terms of any future peace settlement in Ukraine carry critical weight for long-term regional stability. [1]

US to Europe — Get Used to a New World (February 2025): Discusses shifting geopolitical realities and expectations for transatlantic allies. [1]

Victory for the Strong Means Defeat for the West (March 2024): Analyzes how the conflict in Ukraine is a defense of foundational Western principles like state sovereignty and the rule of law. [1]

Five Big Lessons From Russia’s War Against Ukraine (February 2023): Breaks down major strategic takeaways regarding military force, nuclear deterrence, and Western solidarity. [1]

Ukraine: The Moment of Truth Is Near (May 2023): Explores the deep political and military stakes tied to Ukraine’s strategic offensives. [1]

The Empires Strike Back: A New Age of Imperialism (August 2022): Discusses the resurgence of neo-imperialist actions by revisionist powers challenging the post-1945 international order. [1]

Italy Begins to Tire of War in Ukraine (June 2022): Looks at shifting domestic political dynamics and war fatigue within European nations. [1]

A New and Darker Cold War (March 2022): Evaluates how alignment patterns, such as China's stance toward Russia, signal a darker shift in global security. [1]

The Limits of Liberalism: Adjectives Won’t Halt Putin (February 2022): Argues that normative statements and economic sanctions are insufficient against aggressive revisionist powers without hard military backing. [1]

Italy Slips China’s Embrace (December 2021): Analyzes transatlantic cooperation and changing Italian foreign policy trajectories regarding Chinese infrastructure initiatives. [1]

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