Security for a New Century Study Group

Program Publications

• May 16, 2011 / By Michael Krepon
  Pakistan - US Relations
  

  The US - Pakistan relationship could not have survived this long without the presence of vital common interests.  But we are now close to another divorce.

  It would be a serious error of

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• April 04, 2011
  Voting and Violence in Cote d’Ivoire: The Challenge of Conflict Prevention
  

  United Nations peacekeepers, with significant support from France, launched strikes against the heavy weaponry of forces loyal to former President Laurent Gbagbo in an effort to

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• October 19, 2010 / By Benjamin Flowers
  Liberia: The Forgotten Experiment in Nation-Building
  

  After nearly a decade and a half of civil war, Liberia prepares to have its second post-conflict presidential election in 2011.  With billions in foreign investment, Africa's first

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• September 30, 2010
  Congress Takes on DRC’s Conflict Minerals
  

  The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act includes a provision that aims to reduce the use of conflict minerals from the Democratic Republic of Congo in electronic

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• June 29, 2010
  NATO in an Uncertain World
  

  In the 2010 National Security Strategy, the Obama Administration emphasizes the critical importance of the US-European relationship in pursuing mutual security interests. To this end,

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• July 06, 2004 / By Elizabeth Turpen, Lorelei Kelly
  Policy Matters: Educating Congress on Peace and Security
  

  How do those who care about American foreign policy and responsible US leadership in the world educate their elected representatives in Congress? Despite radical changes in the

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