Coercion and Competition: How the United States can impose costs and disrupt adversaries without resorting to war.

john.amble

He directed the analysis of the lessons of the October War for the secretary of defense in 1974, coordinating US military, intelligence, and civilian analysis of the conflict. [...] Graham serves on the Kennan council of the Kennan Institute of the Wilson Center and on the advisory board of Russia Matters, a project of the Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center for Science and Interna- tional Affairs with the goal of enhancing the understanding of Russia among policymakers and the interested public. [...] Her work has appeared or is forthcom- ing in the Journal of Conflict Resolution, International Studies Quarter- ly, the Journal of Strategic Studies, and The Washington Quarterly, and her commentary has been published in the New York Times, the Washington Post, War on the Rocks, International Studies Quarterly, and the Washing- ton Post's Monkey Cage. [...] A widely published writer, Panda’s work has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, the Diplomat, The Atlantic, the New Republic, the South China Morning Post, War on the Rocks, Politico, and the National Interest. [...] She is also the author of “Russia and the European Union: The Sources and Limits of ‘Special Relationships’” (2007) and numerous articles in scholarly and poli- cy journals and reports on topics including blowback and escalation risks from the US weaponization of finance, Russian nuclear doctrine, great pow- er competition, and the sources of the Soviet catastrophe in 1941.