Latest Publications
“Accommodating China” , Survival, April-May 2013.
Chinese Translation: “阿米塔伊·埃兹欧尼：与中国和解.”
“Less is More,” Democracy versus Modernization, ed. Vladislav Inozemtsev and Piotr Dutkiewicz, (New York, NY: Rutledge 2013), pp 201-213.
“Drone Debate,” Military Review, March-April 2013.
“Communitarianism,” The Oxford Companion to Comparative Politics, ed. Joel Krieger, (New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2013), pp 221-223.
“The Limits of Knowledge: Personal and Public,” Issues in Science and Technology 29.1 (Fall, 2012), pp 49-56.
“The United States’ Premature Pivot to ‘Asia’,” Society 49.5 (September 2012) pp 395-399.
“Legislation in the Public Interest: Regulatory Capture and Campaign Reform,” in Agenda for Social Justice: Solutions 2012. Glenn W. Muschert, Kathleen Ferraro, Brian V. Klocke, Robert Perrucci, and Jon Shefner, editors. (Knoxville, TN: University of Tennessee, 2012) pp. 11-19.
“The Folly of Nation Building.” The National Interest. 120 (July/August 2012) p. 60-68.
“Rationing by Any Other Name.” Policy Review 173 (June & July 2012) p. 19-28.
“The Privacy Merchants: What Is To Be Done?” University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law 14.4 (March 2012) p. 929-951.
“Privacy and the Private Realm.” Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research 25.1 (March 2012) p. 57-66.
“Rights and Responsibilities: the Intergenerational Covenant.” Journal of Comparative Social Welfare 28.2 (June 2012) p. 113-117.
“The Case for Decoupled Armed Interventions.” Global Policy 3.1 (February 2012) p. 85-93.
“Nationalism: The Communitarian Block.” Brown Journal of World Affairs 18.1 (Fall/Winter 2011) p. 229-247.
“Unintended Consequences: War Crimes in Libya.” Commonweal (January 13, 2012) p. 9.
“Rethinking the Pakistan Plan.” The National Interest 117 (January/February 2012) p. 55-65.
“The Lessons of Libya.” Military Review 92.1 (January/February 2012) p. 45-54.
“No Marshall Plan for the Middle East.” Prism. 3.1 (December 2011) p. 75-86.
“The New Normal.” Sociological Forum. 26.4 (December 2011) p. 779-789.
“No Passport Needed.” Canadian Naval Review. 7.3 (Fall 2011) p. 10-14.
“Changing the Rules” Foreign Affairs, 90.6 (November/December 2011) p.173-176.
“Should We Support Illiberal Religious Democracies?” The Political Quarterly, 82.2 (October-December 2011) p. 567-573.
“Cybersecurity in the Private Sector.” Issues in Science and Technology. 28.1 (Fall 2011) p. 58-62.
“Citizenship in a Communitarian Perspective.” Ethnicities. 11.3 (September 2011) p. 336-349
“Lessons of America’s ‘Decline’.” International Journal of Contemporary Sociology 48.2 (October 2011) p. 173-187.
“No Marshall Plan.” Prospect. 187 (October 2011) p. 18-19.
“On a Communitarian Approach to Bioethics.” Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics. 32:5 (October 2011) p. 363-374.
“Behavioral Economics: Toward a New Paradigm.” American Behavioral Scientist. 55:8 (August 2011) p. 1099-1119.
“Toward a Nonviolent, Pluralistic Middle East.” Middle East Quarterly. 18:4 (Fall 2011) p. 27-38.
“The Unwarranted Attack on Social Safety Nets.” Challenge. 54:4 (July/August 2011) p. 108-115.
“Are the Leaders of Iran ‘Rational Actors’ Or, Can Iran Be Deterred?” Globality Studies Journal. July 30, 2011.
“Shifting Sands.” Journal of International Security Affairs. 20 (Spring/Summer 2011). p. 87-97.
“Is China a Responsible Stakeholder?” International Affairs. 87:3 (May 2011). p. 539-553.
“Communitarianism.” Encyclopedia Britannica, 2011.
“Mission Creep and its Discontents.” Middle East Quarterly. 18:2 (Spring 2011). p. 3-15.
“The Tea Party is Half Right.” Society. 48:3 (May 2011). p. 197-202.
“The Coming Test of U.S. Credibility.” Military Review. March-April 2011. p. 2-11.
“Freedom for Sale: Why the World is Trading Democracy for Security.” History: Review of New Books. 39:1 (January 2011). p. 37.
“Somali Pirates: An Expansive Interpretation of Human Rights.” Texas Review of Law & Politics. 15:1 (Fall 2010). p 39-58.
“On Communitarian and Global Sources of Legitimacy.” The Review of Politics. 73:1 (Winter 2011). p. 105-122.
“Obama’s Implicit Human Rights Doctrine.” Human Rights Review. 12:1 (March 2011). p. 93-107.
