Monographs

• A. Binnendijk, T. Marler, and E.M. Bartels, Brain-Computer Interfaces: U.S. Military Applications and Implications, An Initial Assessment, RAND Corporation, 2020.
• E.M. Bartels, J.A. Drezner, and J.B. Predd, ​Building a Broader Evidence Base for Defense Acquisition Policymaking, RAND Corporation, 2020.
• E.M. Bartels et al. OCEANS 17 Tabletop Exercise: Findings and Recommendations, RAND Corporation, 2019.
• E.M. Bartels et al. Do Differing Analyses Change the Decision? Using a Game to Assess Whether Differing Analytic Approaches Improve Decisionmaking, RAND Corporation, 2019.
• E.M. Bartels et al. Conceptual Design for a Multiplayer Security Force Assistance Strategy Game, RAND Corporation, 2019.
• J. Blake et al., What Might Happen if Palestinians Started Voting in Jerusalem Municipal Elections? Gaming the End of the Electoral Boycott and the Future of City Politics, RAND Corporation, 2018.

Press Coverage

• H. Allam, Can This Group Of Teenage Girls Save The World From Nuclear War?, NPR Weekend Edition, 2019.

Working Papers

• B. Triezenberg et. al., Deterring War in Outer Space: A Game Theoretic Analysis Incorporating Prospect Theory to Explore Decision Making under Uncertainty, Prepared for ISA Annual Conference, 2017.