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Sabreena Croteau

Contributing Fellow

Sabreena Croteau is a contributing fellow at Defense Priorities.

Croteau earned her PhD in Political Science at the University of Chicago. Croteau has also contributed to research as a graduate associate for the RAND Corporation and as a U.S.-Asia grand strategy pre-doctoral fellow at the University of Southern California’s Korean Studies Institute.

Op-edUkraine‑Russia, Europe and Eurasia, Grand strategy, Russia, Ukraine

The U.S. should do more to advocate for peace

By Sabreena Croteau

February 2, 2025

With Donald Trump’s return to the White House, many commentators are focused on the potential for deal-making. First, with the […]

Op-edMiddle East

Does the Persian Gulf still matter?

By Sabreena Croteau

July 20, 2024

Op-edChina, Asia

Dropping the Cold War Framework in U.S.-China Competition

By Sabreena Croteau

April 9, 2024

More from Sabreena Croteau

Op-edUkraine‑Russia, Europe and Eurasia, Grand strategy, Russia, Ukraine

The U.S. should do more to advocate for peace

By Sabreena Croteau

February 2, 2025

Op-edMiddle East

Does the Persian Gulf still matter?

By Sabreena Croteau

July 20, 2024

Op-edChina, Asia

Dropping the Cold War Framework in U.S.-China Competition

By Sabreena Croteau

April 9, 2024

Op-edGrand strategy

Why is the U.S. facing a “crisis of credibility”?

By Sabreena Croteau

March 16, 2024

Sabreena Croteau Past Events

virtualMiddle East, Grand strategy, Israel‑Iran

Does the Middle East still matter?

February 6, 2024