Katherine Zimmerman is a research fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the research manager for AEI’s Critical Threats Project. As AEI’s senior analyst studying terrorist groups, she focuses on the global al Qaeda network and covers the Salafi-jihadi movement and related trends in the Middle East and Africa. She also specializes in al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and Yemen, al Shabaab in Somalia, and al Qaeda in the Sahel.
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Panel 2: US Policy in Syria: Stay In, Get Out, or Triple Down?
The U.S. Role in Syria: Legal and Policy Questions in a Challenging Conflict
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Panel 2: US Policy in Syria: Stay In, Get Out, or Triple Down?
The U.S. Role in Syria: Legal and Policy Questions in a Challenging Conflict
On May 23, 2019, the National Security Institute and the Federalist Society co-hosted an event...
Panel 2: US Policy in Syria: Stay In, Get Out, or Triple Down?
The U.S. Role in Syria: Legal and Policy Questions in a Challenging Conflict
On May 23, 2019, the National Security Institute and the Federalist Society co-hosted an event...