Public Engagement — Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili

2026Continental Asia and the Rise of Portfolio PoliticsCarnegie Endowment for International Peace
2026The Abraham Accords Go EurasianJerusalem Strategic Tribune
2026In Israel, Wartime Reality Doesn’t Match What You See on the InternetThe Washington Post
2026A War for SomethingPittsburgh Jewish Chronicle
2025America Already Has the Tools to Heal DivisionBig Think
2025Deals, Not Declarations: America’s New Central Asia StrategyThe National Interest
2025Reimagining US Foreign Aid as a Tool for ChangeThe National Interest
2025How to Make Human Rights Advocacy Credible AgainThe National Interest
2025One New Book About Two Ancient FaithsThe Dispatch
2024Nobody’s Backyard: A Confident Central AsiaCarnegie Endowment for International Peace
2024How Hope for Unity Can Erode After TragedyThe Dispatch
2024Central Planners Can’t Fix Iraq — or DetroitReason
2024Two Friends — One Jewish, One Muslim — Have an Answer to Campus ConflictTablet
2023The Taliban and Central AsiaThe Diplomat
2023Kazakhstan’s Tokayev Is Playing With Fire at Home — and With RussiaWorld Politics Review
2022Do No Harm: America Must Put Afghans FirstThe National Interest
2022Drowning DemocracyJournal of Democracy
2022What Are the Implications of Uzbekistan’s Rapprochement With the Taliban?The Diplomat
2022Where Russia’s Afghanistan Policy Went WrongThe National Interest
2022Toward a Global Revolution of DignityThe National Interest
2022Uzbekistan’s Unrest, ExplainedForeign Policy
2022The Source of Ukraine’s ResilienceForeign Affairs
2022Central Asian Countries Now Have Two Big Worries About RussiaThe Washington Post
2022The Precious, Fragile Gift of FreedomPittsburgh Post-Gazette
2022Biden Continues to Bungle AfghanistanThe National Interest
2022Afghanistan Collapse Was Not InevitableSlate
2021Northern Afghanistan Once Kept Out the Taliban. Why Has It Fallen So Quickly This Time?The Washington Post

Testimony & briefings

2022

U.S.–China Economic & Security Review Commission

Testimony — China’s interests in Afghanistan and Pakistan

2022

U.S. State Department · C5+1 Security Initiative

Keynote — opportunities and challenges to Central Asia · Almaty

2021

U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence

Closed-door testimony — Central Asia after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan

2021

World Bank · United Nations · FCDO (UK)

Lead author — regional risk and resilience assessment, Afghanistan–Central Asia border region