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• The Two-State Solution: Getting from Here to There, Asher Susser, 10/2012
• Middle East Media Monitor: Syrian Rebel Use of Social Media, Asher Berman, 10/2012
• Jordan, Morocco, And The Future Of The Middle East, Ahmed Charai, 10/2012
• Making Waves: Debates behind China's First Aircraft Carrier, Felix K. Chang, 10/2012
• Russia and the U.S. Elections, David Satter, 10/2012
• American Exceptionalism… Exposed, Walter A. McDougall, 10/2012
• How Borders Work, David Danelo, 10/2012
• Conference Report: Energy, Environment and Security in Asia, Jacques deLisle, 10/2012
• The Syrian Crisis and the Saudi-Iranian Rivalry, Benedetta Berti and Yoel Guzansky, 10/2012
• Western Engagement and Georgia's Uncertain Future, Michael Cecire, 9/2012
• Has Democracy Met the Stress Test in Post-Communist Europe?, Adrian A. Basora, 9/2012
• Putin Bets on Repression, David Satter, 9/2012
• High Drama over Mexico's Next Defense Secretary, George W. Grayson, 9/2012
• Nightmares of an I.R. Professor, Walter A. McDougall, 9/2012
• The End of Strategic Happy Talk?, Mackubin T. Owens, 9/2012
• Israel's Contested Space in Historical Perspective, Jeremy Black, 9/2012
• Of Chinese Snakeheads and Mexican Coyotes: The Globalization of Crime-Terror Pipelines, Vanessa Neumann, 8/2012
• From Brain Drain to Brain Flow: The New Economy of Innovation Turbulence, Lawrence Husick, 8/2012
• The Far East between Russia, China, and America, Rens Lee, 7/2012
• The Crime of Russian Law Enforcement, David Satter, 7/2012
• The Donkey, the Camel and the Facebook Scam: How the Muslim Brotherhood Conquered Egypt and Conned the World, Raymond Stock, 7/2012
• Nuclear Mirage? Assessing Civilian Nuclear Programs across the Middle East, Yoel Guzansky and Gallia Lindenstrauss, 7/2012
• What If There Is No Al-Qaeda? Preparing for Future Terrorism, Clint Watts, 7/2012
• A Victory Lap: Canada's First Year under Tory Majority, David T. Jones, 7/2012
• Gulliver's Troubles: Great Powers and Failed States, Dominic Tierney, 6/2012
• Will Bloodshed Mar the July 1, 2012 Mexican Election?, George Grayson, 6/2012
• Russia and Syria, David Satter, 6/2012
• The Cold War between Turkey and Iran, Can Kasapoglu, 6/2012
• Cyberpower and International Security, David Betz, 6/2012
• Russia’s State Church, David Satter, 6/2012
• “Moneyball-ing” the Philippines’ Defense Architecture, Felix K. Chang, 6/2012
• How Washington Lost Syria, Gary C. Gambill, 5/2012
• Palestinian Attitudes toward Israel, Michael Sharnoff, 5/2012
• The Obama Doctrine and the Lessons of Iraq, Dominic Tierney, 5/2012
• China and the Politics of Oil, Jacqueline N. Deal, 5/2012
• Who Killed Europe? A Provocation, Ronald J. Granieri, 5/2012
• The Muslim Brotherhood and Washington: Courtship and Its Discontents, Samuel Tadros, 4/2012
• The 2012 Presidential Election Campaign: Toward a Defensible Defense Budget, Frank G. Hoffman, 4/2012
• The Threat of Russian Nationalism, David Satter, 4/2012
• The Coup in Mali — Background and Foreground, Harvey Glickman, 4/2012
• The 2012 French Presidential Election and the Future of the Fifth Republic, Andrew Glencross, 4/2012
• Soft War = Smart War? Think Again, Anna Simons, 4/2012
• Understanding the Resilience of Monarchy During the Arab Spring, Sean L. Yom, 4/2012
• Iran in Israel’s Strategic Calculus, Brandon Friedman, 4/2012
• The “Arab Spring”: The Origins of a Misnomer, Asher Susser, 4/2012
• ‘Hollow Leadership’: The Iranian Predicament, Raz Zimmt, 3/2012
• Contested Terrain: China’s Periphery and International Relations in Asia, Jacques deLisle (rapporteur), 2/2012
• Is the Kim Family Regime Rational and Why Don’t the North Korean People Rebel?, David S. Maxwell, 1/2012
• Taiwan’s 2012 Presidential and Legislative Elections: Winners, Losers, and Implications, Jacques deLisle, 1/2012
• Opposition Groups in Syria: Myths and Realities, Andrew Spath, 1/2012
• Life Begins after 25: Demography and the Societal Timing of the Arab Spring, Richard Cincotta, 1/2012
• One Market, One Currency, One People? The Faulty Logic Of Europe, Jakub Grygiel, 1/2012
• Venezuela Heads Deeper into Militant Narcoterrorism, Vanessa Neumann, 1/2012
• From Burning Bodies to Burning Books: Egypt Is Becoming a "House of Dust", Raymond Stock, 12/2011
• North Africa’s Democratic Prospects, Bruce Maddy-Weitzman, 12/2011
• The New Nexus of Narcoterrorism: Hezbollah and Venezuela, Vanessa Neumann, 12/2011
• Risk, Military Ethics and Irregular Warfare, Colonel Tony Pfaff, 12/2011
• Muslim Brotherhood Organizations in America: Goals, Ideologies, and Strategies, Lorenzo Vidino, 12/2011
• Risk and Re-Org: Infrastructure Protection in The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Executive Summary, Eli Gilman, 12/2011
• The Islamist Spring: What Mubarak Got Right, What Obama Got Wrong, Raymond Stock, 12/2011
• Jordan’s Quandary over Syria, Tally Helfont, 11/2011
• Can Hezbollah Cope with a Changing Middle East?, Benedetta Berti, 11/2011
• Kidnappings in Venezuela, Vanessa Neumann, 11/2011
• The Marine Mask of War, Frank G. Hoffman, 11/2011
• How We Failed in Afghanistan and How We Can Do Better, The Hon. Dov S. Zakheim, 10/2011
• Fixing The Facts Or Missing The Mark? Intelligence, Policy, and the War in Iraq, Joshua Rovner, 10/2011
• Sovereignty Or Submission: Liberal Democracy or Global Governance?, John Fonte, 10/2011
• Post-Mubarak Egyptian Attitudes Toward Israel, Michael Sharnoff, 10/2011
• In Their Own Words: Al Qaeda’s View Of The Arab Spring, Gilad Stern and Yoram Schweitzer, 9/2011
• U.S. Foreign Policy In Post-SOFA Iraq, Eric Davis, 9/2011
• Between Piracy And Persia: Mounting Threats To Maritime Chokepoints In The Middle East, Yoel Guzansky, Jonathan Schachter and Gallia Lindenstrauss, 9/2011
• America Ten Years After 9-11, Edward A. Turzanski, 9/2011
• Beyond The Tenth Year In Afghanistan: Security Force Assistance And International Security, William B. Caldwell, IV. and Derek S. Reveron, 9/2011
• 9/11 And U.S.-China Relations, Jacques deLisle, 9/2011
• The Disruptive Cost Of Fear - Our Desire To Return To The World Of September 10Th And What It Has Cost Us, Lawrence A. Husick, 9/2011
• Hezbollah On Trial: Lebanese Reactions to the UN Special Tribunal's Indictments, Benedetta Berti, 8/2011
• The Summer Of Canadian Content—2011, David T. Jones, 8/2011
• Why Did Saddam Want The Bomb?, Hal Brands and David Palkki, 8/2011
• Do The Post Communist Transitions Offer Lessons For The Arab World?, Adrian A. Basora, 8/2011
• Jordan’s Protests: Arab Spring Lite?, Samuel Helfont and Tally Helfont, 7/2011
• The Arab Summit That Wasn’t And The Deterioration Of Iraqi Politics, Samuel Helfont, 7/2011
• Why Taiwan Matters, June Teufel Dreyer, 7/2011
• Russia’s Anxieties About The Arab Revolution, Stephen Blank, 7/2011
• Strait Ahead? China’s Fifth Generation Leaders And Beijing’s Taiwan Policy, Jacques deLisle, 7/2011
• The Arab Uprisings Of 2011: Ibn Khaldûn Encounters Civil Society, Theodore Friend, 7/2011
• Taiwan: Sovereignty And Participation In International Organizations, Jacques deLisle, 7/2011
• Understanding Turkey’s 2011 General Election Results , Gerald Robbins, 6/2011
• Major Nidal Hasan And The Fort Hood Tragedy: Implications For The U.S. Armed Forces, Clint Watts, 6/2011
• An Enemy From Within: The Iranian Regime And The New Political Challenge, Raz Zimmt, 6/2011
• The Moroccan Spring, Ahmed Charai, 6/2011
• China And India: A Rivalry Takes Shape, Harsh V. Pant, 6/2011
• Turkish Media Coverage Of The Western Intervention In Libya, Sevil Çakir Kilinçoglu, 5/2011
• Libya: Our First Cosmopolitan War?, Jeremy Rabkin, 5/2011
• Why We Should Study Developing Nuclear Earth Penetrators – And Why They Are Actually Stabilizing, Elbridge A. Colby, 5/2011
• More FPRI Perspectives On Bin Laden’s Demise, 5/2011
• Resetting Missile Defenses: Setting The Matter Straight, Captain George V. Galdorisi, USN (Retired) and Scott C. Truver, Ph.D., 5/2011
• Egypt’s Revolution Foreseen In Fiction: Before The Throne By Naguib Mahfouz, Raymond Stock, 5/2011
• Bin Laden’s Demise And Its Implications, Tally Helfont, 5/2011
• FPRI Perspectives On Bin Laden’s Demise, 5/2011
• The Middle Eastern-Latin American Terrorist Connection, Vanessa Neumann, 5/2011
• Is U.S. Foreign Policy Made In The USA?, Barry Rubin, 4/2011
• The New Threat: Transnational Crime, Robert Killebrew, 4/2011
• The Rise And (Future) Fall Of A Turkish-Iranian Axis, Gallia Lindenstrauss and Yoel Guzansky, 4/2011
• Spent Nuclear Fuel: A National Security and Environmental Migraine Headache, Lawrence A. Husick, 4/2011
• Parallels With The Past – How the Soviets Lost in Afghanistan, How the Americans are Losing, Larry Goodson and Thomas H. Johnson, 4/2011
• Resetting Missile Defenses, James Jay Carafano, 4/2011
• Turmoil In The Arabian Peninsula, J.E. Peterson, 4/2011
• The Threat Of Islamism In Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Tanzania, Harvey Glickman, 4/2011
• The New Liberalism In Global Politics: From Internationalism To Transnationalism, James Kurth, 3/2011
• Qaradawi's Return and Islamic Leadership in Egypt, Aaron Rock, 3/2011
• Saudi Arabia’s Intervention In Bahrain: A Necessary Evil Or A Strategic Blunder?, Rachel Bronson, 3/2011
• Moroccan Democracy And The Future Of The Sahara, Ahmed Charai, 3/2011
• The Value Of The Visegrad Four, Adrian A. Basora, 3/2011
• Canada At The Cusp, David T. Jones, 3/2011
• Libya In Crisis… What’s Next?, Dana Moss, 2/2011
• Turkey’s Changing Foreign Policy And Its International Ramifications, Efraim Inbar, 2/2011
• Sovereignty, Human Rights and China’s National Interest: A Non-Zero Sum Game, Chen-shen J. Yen, 2/2011
• The Geopolitics Of The British Isles, Geoff Sloan, 2/2011
• WikiLeaks in the Arab Press, Tally Helfont, 2/2011
• The Moroccan Exception, Ahmed Charai, 2/2011
• EGYPT: What the U.S. Should Do, Barry Rubin, 1/2011
• Mexico's 2011 Gubernatorial Elections And Their Impact On Policy, George W. Grayson, 1/2011
• Tunisia: Exemplar Or Exception?, Bruce Maddy-Weitzman, 1/2011
• The Elephant In The Room: Summitry And China's Challenging Relations With Great Powers In Asia, Jacques deLisle, 1/2011
• U.S. Civil-Military Relations After 9/11: Renegotiating The Civil-Military Bargain, Mackubin Thomas Owens, 1/2011
• Taiwan: Elections At Home, Economic Relations With The Mainland And U.S.-China-Taiwan Relations, Jacques deLisle, 1/2011
• Regional Security In East Asia: An FPRI Conference Report, Jacques deLisle, 1/2011
• The Political Implications Of Taiwan’s Big Five Mayoral Elections, So-Heng Chang, 12/2010
• Time For A New Approach To Mexico, David J. Danelo, 12/2010
• Quo Vadis Fidel? Where Are You Going?, Irving Louis Horowitz, 12/2010
• How We Fight: Crusades, Quagmires, And The American Way Of War, Dominic Tierney, 11/2010
• The Foreign Fighter Problem: Recent Trends And Case Studies, Tally Helfont (rapporteur), 11/2010
• ‘Cry Stuxnet And Let Slip The Dogs Of War?’ The Potentially Deadly Viruses Of Cyber Warfare, By Dean Picciotti and Gregory Montanaro, 11/2010
• The Geopolitics Of Northern Mexico, David J. Danelo, 11/2010
• Seabasing: Concept, Issues And Recommendations, Sam J. Tangredi, 11/2010
• The Marines: 235 Years Of Individual Valor And Institutional Adaptation, Frank Hoffman, 11/2010
• Al-Shabaab Tries To Take Control In Somalia, David Shinn, 11/2010
• Hamas Divided: Time For A New Policy?, Tally Helfont, 10/2010
• The Debt, The Deficit, And America’S Role In The World, David M. Walker, 10/2010
• BARACK W. OBAMA? The Obama Middle East Strategy in Historical Perspective, Michael Doran, 9/2010
• Nine Years After September 11, 2001: Perspective On The First Decade Of An Enduring Conflict, John Hillen, 9/2010
• Mexico: The Bicentennial And Beyond, David Danelo, 9/2010
• The Constitutional History Of U.S. Foreign Policy: 222 Years Of Tension In The Twilight Zone, Walter A. McDougall, 9/2010
• Ancient And Modern Nation Building: The Biblical Model For The American Experience, Dov S. Zakheim, 8/2010
• The McChrystal Affair And U.S. Civil-Military Relations, Mackubin T. Owens, 7/2010
• Canada At Mid-Year 2010: A View From North Of The Border, David T. Jones, 7/2010
• The Mavi Marmara Incident, Rafah, and Egypt's Steel Wall, Tally Helfont, 7/2010
• The July 4, 2010 Mexican Gubernatorial Elections, George W. Grayson, 6/2010
• The British General Election of 2010: A Moment of Reckoning for a Torn Country? Andrew Glencross, 6/2010
• Indonesia: Obama Must Go There, Theodore Friend, 6/2010
• The Question of International Cooperation in the War on Terrorism, Barak Mendelsohn, 6/2010
• Islamist Lawfare: Briefs as Weapons of Mass Disruption, Lawrence Husick, 6/2010
• Is Taiwan Moving Toward Finlandization? So-Heng Chang, 6/2010
• Patriot: Alexander M. Haig, Jr., Harvey Sicherman, 6/2010
• How the U.S. and Mexico Can Take Back the Border— Together, David Danelo, 4/2010
• China’s “Peaceful Rise,” “Harmonious” Foreign Relations, and Legal Confrontation—and Lessons from the Sino-Japanese Dispute over the East China Sea, Xinjun Zhang, 4/2010
• A Note on the Western Sahara, Harvey Sicherman, 4/2010
• The Islamist Ghost Haunting Europe, Michael Radu, 4/2010
• The Foreign Policy of Abraham Lincoln, Harvey Sicherman, 3/2010
• Back to the Future: Pre-modern Religious Policy in Post-Secular China, Richard Madsen, 3/2010
• Power in East Asia: A Conference Report, Jacques deLisle (rapporteur), 3/2010
• Civil-Military Relations and the U.S. Strategy Deficit, Mackubin T. Owens, 2/2010
• Death of Arturo Beltrán Leyva: What Does it Mean for Mexico’s Drug War? George W. Grayson, 2/2010
• A Snapshot of Latin America Today, Susan Kaufman Purcell, 2/2010
• The ‘Mega-Eights’: Urban Leviathans and International Instability, P. H. Liotta and James F. Miskel, 2/2010
• Avoiding a Homeland Security Error That Could Leave the U.S. Flying Blind, Lawrence Husick, 2/2010
• The Grand Illusion Continues: What the Lisbon Treaty Means for the European Union and Its Global Role, Andrew Glencross, 2/2010
• I’m Not a Security Official… I Just Play One on TV, Lawrence Husick, 1/2010
• Islam and Islamism Today: the Case of Yusuf al-Qaradawi, Samuel Helfont, 1/2010
• What’s So Important About the Abdulmutallab Affair?, Stephen Gale and Gregory Montanaro, 1/2010
• Abdurrahman Wahid, The Indonesian Republic, and Dynamics in Islam, Theodore Friend, 1/2010
• Innovation and the World Economy, Robert E. Litan, 12/2009
• Countering Democratic Regression in Europe and Eurasia, Adrian A. Basora, 11/2009
• Reforming the Afghan National Army (ANA), Jeff Haynes, 11/2009
• Obama’s Foreign Policy at Ten Months: the Limits of Consensus, Harvey Sicherman, 11/2009
• Vigilantism: Increasing Self-Defense against Runaway Violence in Mexico? George W. Grayson, 10/2009
• U.S.-Spain Relations from the Perspective of 2009, Adrian A. Basora, 11/2009
• What Afghans Want, Andrew Garfield, 11/2009
• Disrupting the Foreign Fighter Flow, Michael P. Noonan, 10/2009
• The Foreign Fighter Problem: A Conference Report, Tally Helfont (rapporteur), 10/2009
• Reforming the Afghan National Police, Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies and the Foreign Policy Research Institute, 9/2009
• Politics, Terrorism, and the Sunni Divide, Samuel Helfont, 9/2009
• Prolonging East Asia’s Surprising Peace—Can It Be Managed? Avery Goldstein, 8/2009
• La Familia Michoacána: A Deadly Mexican Cartel Revisited, George Grayson, 8/2009
• Toward an Intelligence-based Nuclear Cooperation Regime, Rens Lee, 7/2009
• The PRI Makes a Comeback in Mexico, George Grayson, 7/2009
• Palestinian Security Reform: A Moment of Truth, Tally Helfont, 6/2009
• Putting Together the North Korea Puzzle, Kongdan Oh and Ralph Hassig, 6/2009
• Iran: Looking Ahead to Reform?, Reid Smith, 6/2009
• Ineffective, Unprofessional, and Corrupt: The Afghan National Police Challenge, Andrew Legon, 6/2009
• From the Prisoners to the People: America’s Human Rights Policy toward China 20 Years after Tiananmen, Amy Gadsden, 6/2009
• Reflections on Memorial Day, Mackubin Thomas Owens, 5/22/2009
• Understanding the Surge in Iraq and What’s Ahead, Thomas Ricks, 5/2009
• How Somali Pirates Could Take Obama Hostage, Dominic Tierney, 5/2009
• International Intervention in Sri Lanka, Asoka Bandarage, 5/2009
• What to do About Piracy?, Mackubin Thomas Owens, 4/2009
• Early Prospects of the Obama Administration’s Strategic Agenda with China, David Shambaugh, 4/2009
• U.S.-European Relations 2009, Jeremy Black, 4/2009
• Michael Radu: In Memoriam, Harvey Sicherman, 3/2009
• NATO at Sixty—Time for Reassessments, David T. Jones, 3/2009
• Needed: A Newish U.S. Policy for a Newish Taiwan Strait, Shelley Rigger, 3/2009
• U.S. Policy toward Japan and Korea under Obama, Gilbert Rozman, 3/2009
• Security Challenges Arising from the Global Economic Crisis, Dov S. Zakheim, 3/2009
• Los Zetas and other Mexican Cartels Target Military Personnel, George W. Grayson, 3/2009
• Joint Warfare in the 21st Century, Gen. James Mattis, 3/2009
• America’s Broken Interagency, Hon. Thomas A. Schweich, 3/2009
• Defense Showstoppers: National Security Challenges for the Obama Administration, Mchael P. Noonan, 3/2009
• Towards a Balanced *and* Sustainable Defense, Frank G. Hoffman, 3/2009
• Asia’s Economy: Challenge and Opportunity for the Obama Administration, Terry Cooke, 2/2009
• How to Kill Civilians in the Name of “Human Rights”: Lessons from Sri Lanka, Michael Radu, 2/2009
• A Tale of Two Crises, Harvey Sicherman, 2/2009
• Iraqi Provincial Election Report, Reid Smith, 2/2009
• Keeping the Balance: U.S. Security Policy in Asia, Felix K. Chang, 2/2009
• China Policy under Obama, Jacques deLisle, 2/2009
• Abraham Lincoln: Leadership in Wartime, Mackubin Thomas Owens, 2/2009
• La Familia: Another Deadly Mexican Syndicate, George W. Grayson, 1/2009
• The U.S. Elections and America’s Role in East Asia: Views from the Region— A Roundtable Discussion Report, Jacques deLisle, 1/2009
• Samuel Huntington (1927–2008): Ideas Have Consequences, James Kurth, 1/2009
• Gaza Conflict: Deterrence and the Other Missed Points, Michael Radu, 1/2009
• Economic Policy for the Incoming Administration, Bernard E. Munk, 1/2009
• New Policies and Old Realities in the Middle East, Harvey Sicherman, 1/2009
• Messages from Mumbai: Terrorism and Policy Implications, Stephen Gale, Lawrence A. Husick, and Laura Rabinow, 1/2009
• Next-War-itis, This-War-itis, and the American Military, Michael P. Noonan, 1/2009
• The Greek Riots: Anomic Youths, Headless Government, Cornelia Tsakiridou, 12/2008
• Just What Is Happening in Canada—and What Does It Mean? David T. Jones, 12/2008
• Tahdiya: Calm Before the Palestinian Storm? Tally Aharony, 12/2008
• Time to Change our Oil Policy, Bernard Munk, 12/2008
• Intelligence and Risk Management, Paul Bracken, 12/2008
• Where is Egypt Headed? Daniel C. Kurtzer, 11/2008
• Foreign Policy Challenges for the New Administration, John R. Bolton, 11/2008
• Memory, Apologies, and International Reconciliation, Jennifer Lind, 11/2008
• History and Political Games, Michael Radu, 11/2008
• Negotiating Under Fire: Preserving Peace Talks in the Face of Terror Attacks, Matthew Levitt, 10/2008
• Learning from Contemporary Conflicts to Prepare for Future War, H. R. McMaster, 10/2008
• Redefining U.S. Interests in the Middle East, Adam Garfinkle, 10/2008
• Egypt Reenters the Fray, Tally Aharony, 10/2008
• Make Love, Not War? Anti-Americanism and the Presidential Election, Michael Radu, 10/2008
• The Georgia Crisis and Continuing Democratic Erosion in Europe/Eurasia, Adrian A. Basora and Jean F. Boone, 10/1008
• The Future of Iran, Kenneth Pollack, 9/2008
• Terrorism Assumptions and Reality, Stephen Gale, 9/2008
• How We Misunderstand Terrorism, Adam Garfinkle, 9/2008
• 21st Century Socialism in Latin America, Michael Radu, 8/2008
• In Havana, Waiting for Obama or for Putin?, Rens Lee, 8/2008
• A Clarifying Act of Violence: Russia, Georgia, and The West, Harvey Sicherman, 8/2008
• Russia Resurgent: An Initial Look at Russian Military Performance In Georgia, Felix K. Chang, 8/2008
• The Beijing Olympics Narrative, Monroe Price, 8/2008
• The History and Future of Suicide Terrorism, Michael Horowitz, 8/2008
• Electoral Foundations of Japan’s Foreign Policy Choices, Jun Saito, 8/2008
• American Asia Policy and the American Election, Lowell Dittmer, 7/2008
• Maintaining the American Strategic Advantage, Bruce Berkowitz, 7/2008
• Elections in the Republic of Korea: Foreign Policy Alternatives Under New Leadership, David I. Steinberg, 6/2008
• Roles, Missions, and Equipment: Military Lessons from Experience in this Decade, Charles J. Dunlap, Jr., 6/2008
• Preaching Jihad on Welfare: The Story of Abu Qatada, Michael Radu, 6/2008
• Elections, Political Transitions And Foreign Policy In East Asia: a Conference Report, Jacques deLisle (rapporteur), 6/2008
• The Future of Globalization: A Transatlantic Perspective, Harold James, 6/2008
• Technological Innovation and National Security, Paul Bracken, 6/2008
• Taiwan under President Ma Ying-jeou, Jacques deLisle, 6/2008
• Taiwan under President Ma Ying-jeou (full-length), Jacques deLisle, 6/2008
• The Zimbabwe Elections, Garrett Jones, 6/2008
• Some European Perspectives on Terrorism, Michael Burleigh, 5/2008
• China: A Partner or Adversary?, Richard Baum, 5/2008
• Chinese Foreign Policy in Hu’s Second Term: Coping with Political Transition Abroad, Suisheng Zhao, 5/10/2008
• The Much Too Promised Land: America’s Elusive Search for Arab-Israeli Peace, Aaron David Miller, 5/2008
• The Democratic Prospect in East Asia, Carl Gershman, 5/2008
• Los Zetas: the Ruthless Army Spawned by a Mexican Drug Cartel, George W. Grayson, 5/2008
• Robert Kaplan on the New Balance of Power, Trudy Kuehner (reporter), 4/2008
• An Israeli View of the Iranian Nuclear Challenge, Efraim Inbar, 4/2008
• Kosovo: The Revenge of CNN and the Politics of Emotion, Michael Radu, 4/2008
• Victory for Colombia, Theater in Caracas, Michael Radu, 3/25/2008
• The Revolution Will be Brought to You by Text Messaging, Garrett Jones, 3/2008
• Dissent and Strategic Leadership of the Military Professions, Don M. Snider, 2/2008
• Faith, Reason, and the War Against Jihadism, George Weigel, 2/4/2008
• Kenya Update, Garrett Jones, 2/7/2008
• Bush, the Nudge-in-Chief, Harvey Sicherman, 1/2008
• Americanism vs. Islamism: A Personal Perspective, Zuhdi Jasser, 1/2008
• Kind of Blue?: Implications of Taiwan’s 2008 Elections, Jacques deLisle, 1/2008
• Policy Disruption by NIE, Edward A. Turzanski, 1/2008
• America’s “Long War(s)”, Mackubin Thomas Owens, 1/2008
• Mind the Gap: Post-Iraq Civil-Military Relations in America, Michael P. Noonan, 1/2008
• Understanding Kenya, Garrett Jones, 1/2008

• Democratic Transitions: Case Studies from Asia, Tom Ginsburg, 12/2007
• Iran, Russia, and the Bomb, Rens Lee, 12/2007
• Annapolis: Three-Ring Diplomacy, Harvey Sicherman, 12/2007
• After the Surge: The Only Iraq Worth Fighting For, Keith W. Mines, 12/2007
• Protecting Critical Infrastructure, Stephen Gale, 11/2007
• Dereliction of Duty Redux?, Frank G. Hoffman, 11/2007
• The Hon. Ike Skelton on Civil-Military Relations, Ike Skelton, 11/2007
• The Space Age That Never Arrived: A Meditation on the 50th Anniversary of Sputnik 1, Walter A. McDougall, 11/2007
• The Marines: Premier Expeditionary Warriors, Frank Hoffman, 11/2007
• Cicero and Tacitus on Empire: The Roman Tradition and American Conceptions of Foreign Policy, E. Christian Kopff, 10/2007
• China Rising: Assessing China’s Economic And Military Power, Jacques deLisle, 10/2007
• How Iran Could Help End the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Robert Zelnick, 9/2007
• Iraq and the "Metrics" System, Michael P. Noonan, 9/2007
• Financial Warfare, Paul Bracken, 9/2007
• Struggle in the Sandbox: Western Sahara and the “International Community”, Michael Radu, 9/2007
• Mexico and the Drug Cartels, George W. Grayson, 8/2007
• Charm Offensive: How China’s Soft Power Is Transforming the World, Joshua Kurlantzick, 8/2007
• Assessing China’s Economic Rise: Strengths, Weaknesses and Implications, Albert Keidel, 7/2007
• Endgame for Palestine, Harvey Sicherman, 7/2007
• Will “Europe” Survive the 21st Century?, Walter McDougall, 7/2007
• The Truth About Syria, Barry Rubin, 6/2007
• Colombia: Trade, Drugs, and the U.S. Congress, Steve Salisbury, 5/2007
• Castro’s Corn: Petroleum and Globalization, Irving Louis Horowitz, 5/2007
• The Relevance of France’s Presidential Election, Jean-Loup Archawski, 5/8/2007
• French Elections: Revolutionary Conservatives vs. Reactionary Progressives, Michael Radu, 5/7/2007
• Ten Counterinsurgency Commandments from Afghanistan, Greg Mills, 4/2007
• Reclaiming Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe, Joerg Forbrig and Pavol Demes, 4/2007
• Philadelphia and Pennsylvania: Emergency Preparedness Five Years after 9/11, James F. Powers, Jr., 3/2007
• The Dangers of the Armenian Genocide Resolution, Michael Radu, 3/2007
• The Status of U.S. Counterterrorism and Homeland Security, Clark Kent Ervin, 3/2007
• Unconventional Approaches to Diplomatic Theory, Garrett Jones, 3/2007
• A Strategic Rationale for Land Force Expansion, Frank G. Hoffman, 3/2007
• Russia under Putin: Toward Democracy or Dictatorship? Stephen Kotkin, 3/2007
• Five Years After 9/11: What Needs to be Done? Lowell E. (Jake) Jacoby, 2/2007
• Into Africa: China’s Quest For Resources And Influence, Jacques deLisle, 2/2007
• Saddam Hussein: Stalin on the Tigris, Harvey Sicherman, 2/2007
• What’s Next in Somalia? Garrett Jones, 1/2007
• Iraq Endgame, Harvey Sicherman, 1/2007
• Counterterrorism: The Roles of Federal, State and Local Agencies, Edward A. Turzankski, 1/2007
• Benjamin Franklin and the Traditions of American Diplomacy, Harvey Sicherman, 1/4/2007
• Assessing the Long War, Frank G. Hoffman, 1/4/2007
• Free Trade Areas: Legal Aspects and the Politics of U.S., PRC, and Taiwan Participation, Jacques deLisle, 1/2007

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