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Image	Title	Published
	Graduate Students Meredith Loken and Anna Zelenz: Why Do Western Women Join Daesh	October 23, 2017
	Prof. Christopher Parker on "Is There Such a Thing as 'Conservative Foreign Policy' in 2014?" (from Brookings Institution)	October 15, 2014
	Prof. Tony Gill on Georgetown University's Center for Religion, Peace & World Affairs' blog	June 19, 2014
	Prof. Victor Menaldo in The Seattle Times, "A Glimmer of Hope for Democracy in Egypt"	January 30, 2014
	Prof. Victor Menaldo on Washington Post's The Monkey Cage, "Why Egypt's new constitution may not turn out as badly as you think"	January 16, 2014