His work focused largely on national security and cultural topics, including writings on these matters and others over a 35 year time period.
[2] He also encouraged students to read as many sources as possible on the ongoing conflict, to include "Russian propaganda," plus the New York Times, Washington Post, and dozens of other news outlets pro and con on the war.
[9] He is the author of "Broadband Communications Networks and Multimedia: Public and Private Sector Initiatives", a paper for the 19th Annual Meeting of the Technology Transfer Society in 1994.
He wrote articles for online publications such as Pravda.ru,[13][14] Sri Lanka Guardian,[15] CounterPunch,[16][17][18] Cryptome,[19] The Intelligence Daily (IntelDaily),[20] Journal of Technology Transfer,[21] Seoul Times, and TRDEFENCE (Turkish Military & Geopolitics Portal).
[25] Stanton's analysis on homeland security issues, following the events of September 11, 2001, was carried by Investors Business Daily,[26] CBS Evening News, ABC and CNN.