Al-Qaeda and ISIS: Assessing the Threat—and Containing It
Since 9/11, scholars and citizens across the United States have heralded jihadi terrorist groups as the single greatest threat...
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Al-Qaeda and ISIS: Assessing the Threat—and Containing It
A nation must think before it acts.
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In the Shadow of Weimar: Understanding America’s Blossoming Domestic Terrorism Problem
This short analysis is very definitely about what happened in Charlottesville this past weekend. I will take you there,...
What is Geopolitics?
Robert Strausz-Hupé, the founder of the Foreign Policy Research Institute, was a leading exponent of the field of geopolitics,...
Resetting the Reset: Looking Back at the Cycle of U.S.-Russia Relations
Since the early 1990s, the U.S.-Russia relationship has faced a series of ebbs and flows amid numerous attempts to...
In Defense of the West
Donald Trump recently delivered one of the better speeches of his young presidency in Warsaw, where he called on...
Will the Post-Mortem Begin in Poland?
Among the many places where observers might have expected to hear the death knells of liberal democracy, Poland can’t...
Track II Indo-Pakistani Diplomacy (1995 – 2003): The BALUSA Group
From 1995 to 2003, Ambassador Shirin Tahir-Kheli organized a small group of senior Indian, Pakistani, and U.S. experts with...
U.S.-China Relations: An Uncertain Balance
Professor deLisle began his presentation on what he referred to as one of the world’s most important bilateral relationships...
In Search of a Trump Doctrine
The Trump Doctrine—a core of fundamental foreign policy beliefs—has so far proved elusive, said Dom Tierney in his opening...
The Geopolitics of the American Revolution
The image is clear, the message obvious. Across a sun-kissed meadow, dappled with shade, lines of British soldiers, resplendent...