2018 Reassessing Threat Assessment Graduate Student Fellows

Jonathan Askonas

UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, POLITICS

PROJECT TITLE: "Lies and Statistics: Why American Strategic Assessments Failed in Vietnam and Iraq"

Zackary Dunivin

INDIANA UNIVERSITY, COMPLEX SYSTEMS & SOCIOLOGY

PROJECT TITLE: "A data-driven, predictive model of extremist radicalization on Twitter"

Iris Malone

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, POLITICAL SCIENCE

PROJECT TITLE: "The Signal and the Noise: Threat Assessment in Insurgency and Terrorism"

Margot Moinester

HARVARD UNIVERSITY, SOCIOLOGY

PROJECT TITLE: "Does Enforcement of U.S. Immigration Laws Identify Potential Terrorists?"

Brian North

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON, HISTORY

PROJECT TITLE: "The Army You Have: History of US Military Preparedness for War"

Stuart Pike

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, POLITICAL SCIENCE

PROJECT TITLE: "Technological Change and the Principal-Agent Problem in Early Information Systems"

Alvin Bradley Potter

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

PROJECT TITLE: "Mars at Twilight: Leaders, Ideas, and Terminating American Military Interventions"

Daniel Relihan

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE, PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIAL BEHAVIOR

PROJECT TITLE: "What's Wrong is Risky: Moral Intuitions Bias National Security Risk Perceptions"

Jelena Vićić

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, POLITICAL SCIENCE

PROJECT TITLE: "Absence of Cybergeddon: Reframing the Cyber Threat to National Security"