Walsh School of Foreign Service, as well as in the Department of Government. She speaks, teaches, and writes on a variety of topics related to resilience, decision-making in stressful environments, learning and change in enacted systems, civil-military relations, military effectiveness and innovation, and international security. She is the author of Paths to Peace: Domestic Coalition Shifts, War Termination and the Korean War, which won the 2009 Edgar S. Furniss Award for the best first book in the field of national and international security, and co-editor (with Risa Brooks) of Creating Military Power: The Sources of Military Effectiveness. Her research has also been published in a variety of neuroscience, political science, psychology, organizational behavior, and security policy publications.