
Riley McCabe is a program coordinator and research assistant with the Transnational Threats Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), where he researches emerging technologies and the irregular warfare activities of countries such as Russia, Iran, and China. Previously, Riley was an intern with the CSIS Risk and Foresight Group, where he conducted research on geopolitical risks and global trends. Prior to joining CSIS, Riley worked at the Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security. He holds a B.A. from Occidental College in diplomacy and world affairs.
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What If . . . Alternatives to a Chinese Military Invasion of Taiwan
Report by Benjamin Jensen , Riley McCabe , and Adrian Bogart — October 7, 2022

Mapping Ukraine’s Military Advances
Commentary by Seth G. Jones , Jared Thompson , and Riley McCabe — September 22, 2022

The Case for Cooperation: The Future of the U.S.-UK Intelligence Alliance
Brief by Jake Harrington and Riley McCabe — March 15, 2022

Detect and Understand: Modernizing Intelligence for the Gray Zone
Brief by Jake Harrington and Riley McCabe — December 7, 2021

Back to (Caring about) the Future
Report by Riley McCabe , Madeline Clough , Elizabeth Hoffman , and Erol Yayboke — September 29, 2021

Modernizing Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance to ‘Find’ in the Era of Security Competition
Commentary by Jake Harrington and Riley McCabe — August 6, 2021

Kaseya Ransomware Attack Demands Action to Match Rhetoric
Critical Questions by Emily Harding , Riley McCabe , and James Andrew Lewis — July 9, 2021

What the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act Gets Right (and What It Gets Wrong)
Commentary by Jake Harrington and Riley McCabe — July 1, 2021

Global Political Protests and the Future of Democracy
Commentary by Riley McCabe and Samuel Brannen — March 5, 2021
