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Harvard Undergraduate

Kendall Carll

Fellow, Co-President

Kendall is concentrating in History, with a secondary in Government, and a language citation in Chinese in the class of 2026. His research interests entail the history of US foreign affairs, - specifically the Cold War period - US-China relations, and international security. His issue area is Foreign Affairs

Highlighted Work

What’s Better than Winning Wars?

What’s Better than Winning Wars?

What’s Better than Winning Wars?

The U.S. doesn’t win wars anymore.

Kendall Carll

Latest Work

Articles and Op-Eds

America Can’t Sit Out of the New Space Race

America Can’t Sit Out of the New Space Race

America Can’t Sit Out of the New Space Race

Despite Concessions, Gaps Remain: US Strategy in a World without the Iran Deal

Despite Concessions, Gaps Remain: US Strategy in a World without the Iran Deal

Despite Concessions, Gaps Remain: US Strategy in a World without the Iran Deal

Biden’s Wilsonian Errs: America Needs a Pragmatist, Not a Preacher

Biden’s Wilsonian Errs: America Needs a Pragmatist, Not a Preacher

Biden’s Wilsonian Errs: America Needs a Pragmatist, Not a Preacher

How Tom Cruise Replaced Uncle Sam

How Tom Cruise Replaced Uncle Sam

How Tom Cruise Replaced Uncle Sam

Wagner Mutiny and Russia’s Future

Wagner Mutiny and Russia’s Future

Wagner Mutiny and Russia’s Future

Research and Policy Memos

Rebuilding American Leadership Legitimacy: How Domestic Politics Hold the Key to Successful Foreign Policy in the Pacific

Rebuilding American Leadership Legitimacy: How Domestic Politics Hold the Key to Successful Foreign Policy in the Pacific

Rebuilding American Leadership Legitimacy: How Domestic Politics Hold the Key to Successful Foreign Policy in the Pacific

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