These pieces were all published as ‘Snapshots’ in the online version of Foreign Affairs.  Someday I hope to graduate to the print version.  That said, the editing they do for the online publication is amazing.  At one point I asked my editor if I could keep track of our correspondence and the many different versions of the piece so that I could show it to my students as a case study of what it is like to receive professional feedback on writing.  The editor kindly agreed and my case study of my experience ‘from pitch to publication’ was eye-opening, particularly for those students who complain about my comments on their writing.  I have had similar excellent experience with other policy journals like Survival and Aspenia.

‘Europe’s Two-Front War: Putin, Trump, and the Future of NATO.’ Foreign Affairs (23 June 2025). With Gideon Rose.

‘The Biggest Threat to Europe.’ Foreign Affairs (13 January 2025). With Matthias Matthijs.

‘Ukraine’s Perilous Path to EU Membership.’ Foreign Affairs (30 May 2024). With Laszlo Bruszt.

‘Italy’s Election Paradox.’ Foreign Affairs (21 September 2022). With Elettra Ardissino.

‘Old Divisions Threaten Europe’s Response to the Coronavirus.’ Foreign Affairs (6 April 2020).

‘Christine Lagarde’s Hardest Task Isn’t in Her Job Description.’ Foreign Affairs (5 November 2019).

‘Italy’s Dangerous Budget Showdown with Europe.’ Foreign Affairs (2 November 2018).

‘The Fall and Rise of Matteo Salvini.’ Foreign Affairs (5 June 2018).

‘Italy’s Revolt Against the EU.’ Foreign Affairs (24 May 2018).

‘After the Italian Referendum.’ Foreign Affairs (5 December 2016).

‘A Friend in Need.’ Foreign Affairs (19 October 2016).

‘Merkel Is Wrong About EU Fiscal Regulation.’ Foreign Affairs (12 January 2012).