J. Dana Stuster is an assistant editor at Foreign Policy. He has studied at the American University of Beirut and graduated in 2010 with degrees in English and International Relations from the University of California, Davis. Before coming to FP, his work appeared in the Atlantic and the National Interest, among other publications.

J. Dana Stuster

J. Dana Stuster is a policy analyst at the National Security Network.
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The Failed Islamic States Index
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A Who’s Who in the Executive Cell Block
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Reading Between the Targeted Killings
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