Professor of Government and
Politics
Department of Public and
International Affairs
George Mason University
MSN 3F4
Fairfax, VA  22030-4444
USA
Tel.:  +1.703.993.1420
mkatz@gmu.edu
Mark N. Katz
Counter
Leaving without Losing:
The War on Terror after Iraq and Afghanistan
Johns Hopkins University Press, 2012
"The Moscow-Damascus Alliance:  A Tangled Tale"
CNN Opinion
February 9, 2012
"The Costs of American Interventionism"
The National Interest Online
March 1, 2012
"What Would a Democratic Russian
Foreign Policy Look Like?"
New Zealand International Review
March/April 2012
"Why Putin Can't Be Forced to Deal"
CNN Opinion
June 19, 2012
"Why Russia Won't Play Ball on Iran"
The Diplomat
June 23, 2012
"Intervention vs Non-Intervention:
Assessing Costs and Benefits for the West"
e-International Relations
September 4, 2012
"It's Time to Act in Syria"
Foreign Policy
September 12, 2012
"After Withdrawal: American Foreign Policy
Options in Afghanistan and Iraq"
JHU Press blog
September 19, 2012
"Moscow and the Middle East:
Repeat Performance?"
Russia in Global Affairs
July-September 2012
"Russia, America, and Syria"
e-International Relations
October 17, 2012
"Is Moscow Shifting on Syria?"
Travels and Observations blog
December 4, 2012
"Iran in 2013: Three Possible Crises"
CNN Global Public Square
December 17, 2012
"Russia, Iran, and Central Asia:
Impact of the U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan"
Iran Regional Forum
George Washington University Central Asia Program
February 2013
"Will There Be a Russian Spring?"
Travels and Observations blog
March 9, 2013
"Obama and the Syrian Civil War"
e-International Relations
March 29, 2013
Interview:
"Russia's Opportunity Is to Take Advantage of the Differences"
Russian International Affairs Council
April 4, 2013
"The Arab Spring and the Israeli/Palestinian Conflict:
International Implications"
Russia in Global Affairs
April 15, 2013