Books

• Daniel Byman. The Five Front War: The Better Way to Fight Global Jihad. New York: Wiley, 2007.
• Daniel Byman and Kenneth Pollack. Things Fall Apart: Containing the Spillover from an Iraqi Civil War. Washington, DC: Brookings, 2007.
• Daniel Byman. Deadly Connections: States that Sponsor Terrorism. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2005.
• Daniel L. Byman. Keeping the Peace: Lasting Solutions to Ethnic Conflict . Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002.
• Daniel L. Byman and Matthew Waxman. The Dynamics of Coercion: American Foreign Policy and the Limits of Military Might. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002.

Articles in journals

• Daniel Byman. "Do Counterproliferation and Counterterrorism Go Together?." Political Science Quarterly (2007).
• Daniel Byman. "US Counter-terrorism Options: A Taxonomy." Survival (2007).
• Daniel Byman and Kenneth Pollack. "Keeping the Lid On." The National Interest (2007).
• Daniel Byman. "Who Wins in Iraq: Al-Qaeda." Foreign Policy (2007).
• Daniel Byman. "Iraq and the Global War on Terrorism." Columbia International Affairs Online (2007).
• Daniel Byman and Kenneth Pollack. "Things Fall Apart: Containing Spillover from the Iraq War." Brookings Institution Monograph (2007).
• Daniel Byman. "Remaking Alliances for the War on Terrorism ." The Journal of Strategic Studies 29.5 (2006): 767 – 811.
• Daniel Byman. "Friends Like These." International Security 31.2 (2006).
• Daniel Byman. "The Decision to Begin Talks with Terrorists: Lessons for Policymakers." Studies in Conflict in Terrorism 29.5 (2006): 403-414.
• Daniel Byman. "Do Targeted Killings Work?." Foreign Affairs (2006).
• Daniel Byman and Avi Dichter. "Israel’s Lessons for Fighting Terrorists." Saban Center Analysis Paper (2006).
• Daniel Byman and Kenneth Pollack. "Carriers of Conflict." Atlantic Monthly (2006).
• Daniel Byman and Jeremy Shapiro. "Bridging the Transatlantic Counterterrorism Gap." Washington Quarterly (2006).
• Daniel Byman and Steven Simon. "The No-Win Zone." National Interest (2006).
• Daniel Byman. "How to Fight Terror." National Interest (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "Confronting Syrian-Backed Terrorism." Washington Quarterly (2005).
• Daniel Byman, Michael Scheuer, Anatol Lieven, W. Patrick Lang. "Iraq, Afghanistan and the War on ’Terror’." Middle East Policy (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "Confronting Passive Sponsors of Terrorism." Saban Analysis Paper (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "Passive Sponsors of Terrorism." Survival (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "The Implications of Leadership Change in the Arab World." Political Science Quarterly (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "A Corrective That Goes Too Far?." Terrorism and Political Violence 17.4 (2005): 511 - 516.
• Daniel Byman. "Syrian Support of Terrorism." Washington Quarterly (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "Strategic Surprise and the September 11 Attacks." Annual Reviews of Political Science (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "Five Bad Options for Iraq." Survival (2005).
• Daniel Byman. "Insecuring Iraq." National Interest (2004).
• Daniel Byman. "Humanitarian Intervention in Civil War." Security Studies (2003).
• Daniel Byman. "Should Hezbollah Be Next?." Foreign Affairs (2003).
• Daniel Byman. "AL-QAEDA AS AN ADVERSARY: Do We Understand Our Enemy?." World Politics 56.1 (2003).
• Daniel Byman. "Constructing a Democratic Iraq." International Security 28.1 (2003).
• Daniel Byman. "Building the New Iraq: The Role of Intervening Forces." Survival (2003).
• Daniel Byman. "Scoring the War on Terrorism." National Interest (2003).
• Daniel Byman and Kenneth Pollack. "Democracy in Iraq?." Washington Quarterly (2003).
• Daniel Byman. "Measuring the War on Terrorism: A First Appraisal." Current History (2003).
• Daniel Byman. "Iraq After Saddam." Washington Quarterly (2001).
• Daniel Byman. "Uncertain Partners: NGOs and the Military." Survival (2001).
• Daniel L. Byman, Kenneth M. Pollack. "Let Us Now Praise Great Men: Bringing the Statesman Back In." International Security 25.4 (2001).
• Daniel Byman. "After the Storm: U.S. Policy Toward Iraq Since 1991." Political Science Quarterly 115.4 (2000).
• Daniel L. Byman; Matthew C. Waxman. "Kosovo and the Great Air Power Debate." International Security 24.4 (2000).
• Daniel Byman. "Forever enemies? The manipulation of ethnic identities to end ethnic conflict." Security Studies (2000).
• Zalmay Khalilzad and Daniel Byman. "Afghanistan: Consolidation of a Rogue State." Washington Quarterly (2000).
• Daniel Byman. "An Independent Kosovo: Understanding the Risks." Brown Journal of World Affairs (2000).
• Daniel Byman and Jerrold Green. "THE ENIGMA OF POLITICAL STABILITY IN THE PERSIAN GULF MONARCHIES ." MERIA 3.3 (1999).
• Daniel Byman. "Proceed with caution: U.S. support for the Iraqi opposition.." Washington Quarterly (1999).
• Daniel Byman, Roger Cliff, Phillip Saunders. "US policy options toward an emerging China." Pacific Review (1999).
• Daniel Byman,Matthew Waxman. "A farewell to arms inspections." Survival (1999).
• Daniel Byman, Kenneth Pollack, Gideon Rose. "The Rollback Fantasy." Foreign Affairs (1999).
• Daniel Byman, Kenneth Pollack and Matthew Waxman. "Coercing Saddam Hussein." Survival (1998).
• Daniel Byman. "Explaining Ethnic Peace in Morocco." Harvard Middle East and Islamic Review (1998).
• Daniel Byman, Stephen Van Evera. "Why they fight: Hypotheses on the causes of contemporary deadly conflict." Security Studies (1998).
• Daniel Byman. "The Logic of Ethnic Terrorism." Studies in Conflict and Terrorism (1998).
• Daniel Byman. "Divided they stand lessons about partition from Iraq and Lebanon." Security Studies (1997).
• Daniel Byman. "Let Iraq Collapse." National Interest (1996).