A Farewell to (Illicit) Arms: Addressing the Uncontrolled Trade of Small Arms in 2012
By Brian Finlay and Rachel Stohl – International progress toward combating the uncontrolled trade in conventional arms, which is responsible for hundreds
May 17, 2012
Commentary
Stimson Analysis: Indian Ocean Piracy Developments
The following is an excerpt from Rupert Herbert-Burns‘ analysis of Piracy and Hijacking Developments in the Indian Ocean, part one of Stimson’s
May 15, 2012
Commentary
Michael Krepon published op-ed in DAWN on Pakistani, Indian confidence building negotations
Michael Krepon recently published an opinion-editioral in DAWN on Pakistan and India’s negotiations on confidence-building and nuclear risk-reduction measures. Click here to
What Kind of Defense Budget Would the American Public Make?
With the United States facing large budget deficits, a major debate is underway in Washington, DC, over whether defense spending will be
May 10, 2012
Commentary
Ellen Laipson joins National Conversation on water security at the Woodrow Wilson Center
Ellen Laipson participates in a roundtable discussion of the National Intelligence Council’s 2012 “Global Water Security” report as part of the National
Johan Bergenas and Esha Mufti published in Defense News on role of security and defense industry
Managing Across Boundaries Deputy Director Johan Bergenäs and Research Assistant Esha Mufti were published in Defense News, writing about the public policy and market driven incentives
April 24, 2012
Commentary
China and the Geopolitics of the Mekong River Basin
By Richard Cronin – Two decades after the Paris Peace Accord that ended the proxy war in Cambodia, the Mekong Basin has
A Farewell to (Illicit) Arms: Addressing the Uncontrolled Trade of Small Arms in 2012
By Brian Finlay and Rachel Stohl – International progress toward combating the uncontrolled trade in conventional arms, which is responsible for hundreds