Jeff teaches the following course at undergraduate level:

• HY116 International Politics since 1914: Peace and War

• "Ukraine : la "mobilisation partielle" russe, menace fantôme de Vladimir Poutine?", France 24, 21 September 2022. 
• "Lois martiales à géométrie variable : Vladimir Poutine et l’illusion du contrôle de la situation", France 24, 20 October 2022.
• "Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Exposes Russian Army’s Weaknesses", New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy, 7 October 2022.
• TV Appearance: French programme Le 64, TV5Monde on the Russian military operations in Donbass, 14 May 2022.
• Book Review: Strategiya: The Foundations of the Russian Art of Strategy by Ofer Fridman, Journal of Military History, 2022.
• "Putin’s House of Cards", Newlines Institute 14 July 2022
• "The Unreformed Russian Military", Riddle, 20 April 2022.
• "Snapshot Analysis: Jeff Hawn details Russia's past, present, and future of capabilities in Ukraine", Newlines Institute, 9 March 2022.
• "Putin's Golden Calf", Newlines Institute, 5 March 2022.
• "For Ukraine Aid, Guns are Good, but Butter is Better", Foreign Policy, 14 February 2022.
• "Stop Panicking About Ukraine—and Putin Russia has its own limits and logic that make war unlikely", Foreign Policy, 24 January 2022.
• "Russia Isn’t About to Attack Ukraine", Foreign Policy, 17 November 2021.
• "Putin’s Party Is Preparing for a Post-Majority Future", Foreign Policy, 22 September 2021.
• "History is a strange beast", Pubs and Publications: The PhD Experience, 17 September 2021.
• "The black stain of being a hopeful Russia expert in the U.S.", Responsible Statecraft, 12 August 2021.
• "Russia’s Ruling Party Wants a Big Win in Upcoming Elections" (with Sim Tack), Responsible Statecraft, 10 August 2021.
• "Can the US start cooperating with China — in space?", Responsible Statecraft, 21 June 2021.
• "Why the US and China should agree on limits to their carrier fleets", Responsible Statecraft, 7 June 2021.
• "Russia’s Adaptive Authoritarianism", Newlines Institute, 25 May 2021.
• "Sanctions are no substitute for sound US grand strategy", Responsible Statecraft, 7 April 2021.
• "Russia’s Extraterritorial Military Deployments", Newlines Institute for Strategy and Policy, 31 March 2021
• "Time to Think About a World Without Putin", Foreign Policy, 10 February 2021
• "Navalny’s Bravery Is Unlikely to Shift Putin’s Entrenched Power", Foreign Policy, 25 January 2021
• "Russia’s Recent History Shows How Coups Fail—and Succeed", Foreign Policy, 12 November 2020
• "The Sino-Russian Partnership Gains Momentum", Newlines Institute for Strategy and Policy, May 13 2020
• "Extremism in the United States: A Wave That Has Yet to Crest", Newlines Institute for Strategy and Policy, June 5 2020
• "Russian Interference in U.S. Elections", Newlines Institute for Strategy and Policy, April 30 2020
• With Sim Tack, "Putin is giving Russia a glimpse of a future without him, and it could mean trouble", Business Insider, January 28 2020
• "China, Russia and the formation of an 'Eastern Entente'", The Hill, December 10 2018

• Service Historique de la Défense, the Centre d’Histoire de Sciences Po, Paris, and the Sir Michael Howard Centre for the History of War, King’s College London. Conference on The Strategic and Military Consequences of the End of the Cold War. “Russia’s Reluctant Praetorians: Understanding the Role of the Russian Military in the 1993 Constitutional Crisis”, 13 December 2021.
• British International Studies Association United States Foreign Policy Working Group Conference: "Defeat in Victory the Clinton administrations failed policy toward Russia leading up to the Russian consitutional crisis of 1993", 17 November 2021.
• 11th Annual Cold War History Research Center International Student Conferenceat Corvinus University of Budapest: "Yeltsin the Democrat? Why the United States came to see Boris Yeltsin as key to Russian Democracy", June 2021.