So you are looking for female researchers on American foreign policy. In honor of #WomensDay I make your life easier by listing a few of my favorite ones, based on my imperfect memory and in no particular order:
The esteemed @Prof_Borg seems a great place to start. I remember reading her great book, "A New Deal for the World" in grad school, and partly disagreeing with it in a way that helped me write my dissertation. artsci.wustl.edu/faculty-staff/…
Speaking of grad school, that's where I met @EmmaMAshford (at @PoliticsUVA), who is great in every way, both personally and professionally. Read her rather contrarian takes on U.S. foreign policy here: atlanticcouncil.org/expert/emma-as…
Want to understand the foreign policy decision making process better? Then look no further than to @ProfSaunders and her insightful work: profsaunders.wordpress.com
If you're interested in security policy, you should check out the work of @NavalWarCollege prof. @DrJLHazelton usnwc.edu/Faculty-and-De…
For great power politics, nationalism, apologies and more awesome stuff, read @profLind at @dartmouth faculty-directory.dartmouth.edu/jennifer-m-lind
For the history of war politics (one of my all-time favorite books is her "War-Time"), read @marydudziak law.emory.edu/faculty/facult…
On presidential war powers, read @sarahmackenzieb at RIT: rit.edu/directory/smbg…
I'm suddenly acutely aware of the collegial risks of my flawed memory, so I'm hoping others will join in and tag great scholars I've momentarily forgotten about! And perhaps I will get to know someone I didn't know from before. In other words: don't hate me if I left you out.
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