POLICY

Bringing knowledge from the academy to the public square is a core motivation behind my work.

​My experience in policy-making and acquisitions oversight as a fellow at the U.S. Department of Defense informs many of my academic interests. I view asking research questions of relevance to policy-making communities—and answering them with scholarly methodological rigor—as a form of public service.

Commentary & Other Publications

Casey Mahoney, "Shared Responsibility: Enacting Military AI Ethics in U.S. Coalitions," The National Interest (April 30, 2022). [weblink]

Michael Horowitz, Lauren Kahn, and Casey Mahoney, “The Future of Military Applications of Artificial Intelligence: A Role for Confidence-Building Measures?” Orbis (64:4, 2020), 528–543. [doi.org/10.1016/j.orbis.2020.08.003]

Christopher Blair, Casey Mahoney, Shira Pindyck, and Joshua Schwartz, “Trump issued an executive order to prepare for an EMP [electromagnetic pulse] attack. What is it, and should you worry?” Washington Post Monkey Cage (March 29, 2019). [weblink]

Michael Horowitz and Casey Mahoney, “Artificial Intelligence and the Military: Technology is Only Half the Battle,” War on the Rocks (December 25, 2018).  [weblink]

Conference Reports & Other Monographs

Christina Carpenter and Casey Mahoney, How Emerging Technology Is Rewiring the Global Order: Perry World House 2019 Colloquium Report (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 2020).

Christopher Liu and Casey Mahoney, The Future of the Global Order in an Era of Populism, Nationalism, and Retrenchment: Perry World House Fall 2017 Colloquium Report (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania, 2017).

Casey Mahoney, Prospects for Voluntary Regulation: Medical Isotope Producers and Self-Regulating Industries (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, 2013), Internal report.

​Casey Mahoney, James Toppin, and Raymond Zilinskas, eds., Stories of the USSR Anti-Plague System, Center for Nonproliferation Studies Occasional Paper Series (2013, 18), 1-277.