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Journal articles (peer-reviewed)


Killing Norms Softly: US targeted killing, quasi-secrecy and the assassination ban,
Security Studies, 27:(4).


Neither reckless nor free-riders: Auditing the Baltics as US treaty allies,

Journal of Transatlantic Studies, 20:(3).


The Roots and Resilience of Pro-Americanism in the Baltics,
The Washington Quarterly, 45:(2)
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Uncomfortable neighbors: NATO, Russia and the shifting logic of military exercises in the Baltics,
Defence Studies, 22:(3).

 

Dark money, US security guarantees and the twisting of allied arms,

International Politics, 23:(1).

 

The Baltic predicament in the shadow of Russia’s war in Ukraine,

Orbis: FPRI's Journal of World Affairs, 67:(3).

Reclaiming a good ally status: Baltic coping strategies in the America First world,
European Security, 30:(2).

 

Super Atlanticist in the EU?,

European Foreign Affairs Review, 28:(2).

NATO’s eastern flank: retooling the US-Baltic security link,
NATO Defense College, 3:(21).

Germany: The Renewed Quest for Strategic Autonomy,
Routledge 2022.

Bridging Alliances in the Shadow of Sino-American Competition

West Point Press.

Church lessons: Revisiting America’s assassination ban,
Journal of American History and Politics, 1:(1).

 

Allies That Matter: Elite versus Public Opinion in Latvia,

Lithuanian Annual Strategic Review, 21:(1).


Middle-powers to the rescue?
The SAIS Review of International Affairs, 18:(2).
 


To Trip a Bear: Canadian-led Enhanced Forward Presence in Latvia,
CDA Institute Vimy Paper 39.

 
The Baltics and Buyer’s Remorse,
Small Wars Journal, 21:(6).


Saving Distant Lands: From Washington’s View,
The Latvian Foreign Policy Yearbook

                       
The Breakaways: A retrospective on the Baltic road to NATO,
War on The Rocks
 
       

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