 The Henry L. Stimson Center, in conjunction with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism (MIPT) in Oklahoma City, and DFI International, launched the Web-based homeland security lessons learned and best practices information-sharing network on April 19, 2004. The portal, www.LLIS.gov, is an important part of the national homeland security strategy to assist state and local homeland security responders and planners to improve preparation, prevention, response, and recovery efforts for acts of terrorism. Dr. Peter Roman of the Stimson Center serves as Director of Research, managing the development of all original content for LLIS.gov.
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New Stimson Center initiative outlines a pragmatic alternative to space weapons. More information can be found on the new 
This new Stimson publication assesses the impact of the landmark report on UN peacekeeping since its issuance in August 2000. 
Kate Walsh examines this relatively new and rarely explored trend and its implications for Sino-American relations. 
New Stimson Center report recommends specific nuclear risk reduction measures to prevent and reduce the consequences of nuclear weapons' use in South Asia. 
More than a decade ago, the United States committed to destroying its stockpile of aging chemical weapons. This new report offers a snapshot of current progress.
Alan D. Romberg contributed this working paper to the Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies (CAPS) in Taipei. The working paper was published in November 2004. 
A Stimson US-Japan task force examines the issues surrounding Japan's nuclear option.
