January 22, 2019 Politico
Senior Fellow Stephen Kinzer in Politico, "Now a group of exiled Turkish writers, journalists and political reformers has launched a campaign to win the Nobel Peace Prize for their country’s most prominent cultural activist."
January 18, 2019 BBC
Stephanie Savell, co-director of the Costs of War Project, appeared on BBC to discuss their recent map that shows the U.S. combatting terrorism in 40% of the world's nations.
January 14, 2019 The Boston Globe
Senior Fellow Stephen Kinzer in The Boston Globe, "Pedro Joaquín Chamorro was the most outspoken dissident in Nicaraguan history. He relentlessly attacked the Somoza family regime, which ruled the country for four decades beginning in the 1930s. The regime returned his animosity."
January 11, 2019 Cambridge University Press
Professors Peter Andreas and Mark Blyth are mentioned in an article published by the Cambridge University Press that "identifies the 100 currently most-cited scholars, the 25 most-cited in each PhD cohort and subfield, the 40 most cited-women scholars, and the 25 most-cited emeriti."
January 11, 2019 Financial Times
Mark Blyth, director of the Rhodes Center for International Economics and Finance, spoke with the Financial Times about the politicking of central banking, the hurdles to finding a U.S.-China trade war resolution, and how China can manage the financial risks building in its economy.
January 11, 2019 WPRI
Associate Professor of Economics John Friedman, sat down with WPRI's Ted Nesi to discuss the interactive mapping tool he co-created called the Opportunity Atlas.
January 11, 2019 Christian Science Monitor
Fellow Marc Dunkelman offered commentary on the changing landscape of social interaction in the U.S. “Naturally, the desire to find people who fit our niche will expand to include people who have a different viewpoint, a different experience.”
January 7, 2019 Dan Yorke State of Mind
Senior Fellow Timothy Edgar joins Dan Yorke on WPRI's State of Mind to discuss the impacts of the government shutdown and the border wall.
January 4, 2019 Minnesota Public Radio
Political scientist Wendy Schiller joined Minnesota Public Radio to discuss what the Democrats will do now that they have control of the House.
January 3, 2019 Smithsonian Magazine
A new infographic released by the Costs of War Project reveals that the United States is now combatting terrorism in 40% of the world's nations.
January 3, 2019 Brookings Institution
Senior Fellow Brian Atwood is among the authors of a letter to the OECD/DAC on efforts to give countries Official Development Assistance (ODA) credit for private development expenditures.
January 1, 2019 The New York Times
Recent research by the Costs of War Project is cited in an opinion article in the New York Times. "The total cost of the war could reach as high as $2 trillion when long-term costs are factored in, according to Brown University's Cost of War Project."