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April 20, 2011 / By Gordon Adams, Rebecca Williams
A New Way Forward: Rebalancing Security Assistance Programs and Authorities

Stimson's Budgeting for Foreign Affairs and Defense project released its new report on security assistance policies, programs, and authorities: A New Way Forward: Rebalancing Security

March 24, 2011 / By Michael Krepon
Pakistan’s Decline

It has become difficult to identify positive trend lines in Pakistan, where growing nuclear stockpiles provide no protection against bad governance and great misfortune. Two positive

January 04, 2011 / By Gordon Adams, Matthew Leatherman
A Leaner and Meaner Defense

The United States faces a watershed moment: it must decide whether to increase its already massive debt in order to continue being the world’s sheriff or restrain its military missions

December 01, 2010 / By William Durch
Supporting Peace: The End

Stimson Senior Associate William Durch contributed an article, "Supporting Peace: The End," to National Defense University's journal Prism. This article focuses on exit strategies for

As the US mission in Iraq begins the transition to civilian leadership, security will continue to play a central role in its success. With combat operations ended and all US forces