Professor Philip Auerswald wrote "Retroview: Schumpeter's Century," which is in the November/December 2007 American Interest.

Professor Anauld Nicogossian, along with Karen N. Metscher (current PhD student), Thomas Zimmerman, Dan Hanfling, and Rosann Wise (current PhD student), wrote the research article “Community Training in Bioterror Response,” which appeared in the Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management in August 2007.

Professor Stephen Ruth, Martha Sammons, and Lindsey Poulin (current PhD student) wrote “E-Learning at the Crossroad-What Price Quality?” which appeared in Educause Quarterly in November 2007.

Professor Stephen Ruth and Jiwan Giri wrote “Defying the Odds: A Success Story from the Mountains of Nepal,” which appeared in the November 2007 Information Technology in Developing Countries.

Professor Louise Shelley wrote the chapter "International Crime, Corruption and Terrorism: Definitions and Tasks," which was published in the book The Current State of International Organized Crime—The World and Japan, edited by Kan Ueda, professor of law in the Department of Law at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan. This book is the second book in the Human Security and Transnational Organized Crime Series, published by Nihon-Hyoron-sya, 2007.

Adjunct Professor Bonnie Stabile’s article "Demographic Profile of States with Human Cloning Laws: Morality Policy Meets Political Economy" appeared in the September issue of Politics and the Life Sciences.

Professor Emeritus John Warfield wrote the lead article “Seven Challenges for Information System Designers,” which will appear in the soon-to-be-published Taylor and Francis book Frontiers in Enterprise Integration, edited by Li Xu.

Ryan Zelnio (current PhD student) wrote “[Who Has] Jurisdiction over the US Commercial Satellite Industry? Factors Affecting International Security and Competition,” which was published in the academic journal Space Policy in its November 2007 issue.