- One Country, Two Stories Feb 2011
- Resolving Kosovo’s International Status and Avoiding a Dangerous Precedent, Aug 2010
- The Cost of Dropping the Ball in Kyrgyzstan, Jul 2010
- Benefits of US-Russian Missile Defense Cooperation, Jun 2010
- Russia: A Nuclear Security Leader? Apr 2010
- What to make out of Russia’s new doctrine, Feb 2010
- Moscow’s Annual Energy Row: ‘Kto Kogo’? Jan 2010
- The game of nuclear rearmament/disarmament a-la Kremlin, Jan 2010
- Partnership for a Secure Europe? Dec 2009
- Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons for sale, Sep. 2009
- Low Cost for Russia, High Cost for Democracy: Russian Military Bases in Authoritarian States Feb 2012
- Political Sphere in Belarus: from Marxism-Leninism to Political Science, Belarusian Review, spring 2010
- A Brief History of Nuclear Proliferation, Aug 2009
- North Korea's Nuclear Program by Volha Charnysh, 2009
- Israel's Nuclear Program by Volha Charnysh, 2009
- Pakistan's Nuclear Program by Volha Charnysh, 2009
- India's Nuclear Program by Volha Charnysh, 2009
- World Leaders Vow to Boost Nuclear Security , Arms Control Today, May 2010. With Daniel Horner
- Russian Nuclear Threshold Not Lowered , Arms Control Today, March 2010
- Russia Drafts European Security Pact , Arms Control Today, January/February 2010
- Framing Fear and Anger: Terrorist Incidents and Leaders' Approval Ratings in Spain and the UK
Examines the role of framing in the divergent effects of major, national terrorist threats on public attitudes toward incumbents in Spain and the UK in 1999-2005. Quantitative content analysis is used to identify frames. - Vestiges of Empire: Negotiating Russian Military Presence in the Post-Soviet Space
Explores the role of identities and economic constraints in shaping states’ security preferences by looking at bilateral negotiations between Russia and newly independent states over military basing rights in 1991-2011. - Who is to Blame: Responsibility Attributions for the Global Financial Crisis in Transition Economies
Examines the variation in responsibility attributions in Central and Eastern Europe as a product of individual characteristics and country-level variables such as domestic institutions and the media environment. - The Impact of Politically Motivated Aid: What is the Evidence? With Erin Baggott
Explores the effects of politically motivated aid by the Soviet Union and USA on economic growth and democratic development in temporary UN Security Council members. - Transnational Networks and Norm Compliance: Abolishing the Death Penalty in Belarus
Explores the effects of politically motivated aid by the Soviet Union and USA on economic growth and democratic development in temporary UN Security Council members.
