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National Security Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. Asymmetric operations fellow at the American Security Project, where he worked on strategic metrics for the war in Afghanistan, meta-analysis of drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen, and reforming the intelligence community (2010-2013). Writer, consultant, and social media pundit on the topic of national security. Author of the book 'Afghanistan Journal: Selections from Registan.net' (2010). Contributor to The Atlantic, 'Need to Know' (PBS), and others. | National Security Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. Asymmetric operations fellow at the American Security Project, where he worked on strategic metrics for the war in Afghanistan, meta-analysis of drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen, and reforming the intelligence community (2010-2013). Writer, consultant, and social media pundit on the topic of national security. Author of the book 'Afghanistan Journal: Selections from Registan.net' (2010). Contributor to The Atlantic, 'Need to Know' (PBS), and others. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:43, 29 November 2017
Country
United States
Birth - Death
Occupation
Academic
Description
National Security Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute. Asymmetric operations fellow at the American Security Project, where he worked on strategic metrics for the war in Afghanistan, meta-analysis of drone strikes in Pakistan and Yemen, and reforming the intelligence community (2010-2013). Writer, consultant, and social media pundit on the topic of national security. Author of the book 'Afghanistan Journal: Selections from Registan.net' (2010). Contributor to The Atlantic, 'Need to Know' (PBS), and others.
