Denis P. Cosgrove

Denis P. Cosgrove, a consultant based in Washington, DC, writes on European politics and U.S. foreign policy. Denis is a graduate of the University of Chicago, where he received a Master's degree in Social Science. Prior to consulting, he was an Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at Neumann College. Denis is currently pursuing a second Master's degree at Georgetown University, where he studies international relations and comparative politics. His current research focuses on the transatlantic relationship, the EU in international relations, democracy promotion as a platform of U.S. foreign policy, and the history of Western political thought.

Recent Articles by Denis P. Cosgrove

• After Georgia: Reassessing the Geopolitical Scoreboard
• The Eastern Partnership: Poland's (Potentially) Historic Opportunity
• Central Europe's Next Transition: Thinking Like Players, Not Pawns
• Pseudo-Democracy at the Gates?
• Speaking to Moscow by way of Tehran