Justin Logan

Justin Logan is associate director of foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute. His primary research interests are nuclear proliferation, democracy promotion, and U.S. foreign policy toward China, Russia, and South and Central Asia. As a research assistant at Cato in 2004, he surveyed the modern history of Taiwan and the cross-Strait military balance for Ted Galen Carpenter's book, America's Coming War with China.

He has authored or edited numerous policy studies and journal articles on a variety of topics including international relations theory, U.S. China policy, U.S. Russia policy, stabilization and reconstruction operations, energy security, and the policy approaches to a nuclear Iran. His writing has appeared in Orbis, The National Interest, the Foreign Service Journal, The American Conservative, Reason, The American Prospect, National Review Online, the Chicago Sun-Times and other publications. He has also made regular appearances on a variety of broadcast media including the BBC, MSNBC, Fox News, Voice of America, and others.

Logan studied international relations at American University, graduating with high honors, and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He lives in Washington, DC.