The global arms trade impacts countries and societies in conflict and at peace. Internal security challenges as well as regional and international
March 27, 2015
Event
After Xayaburi and Don Sahong: Time for a New Narrative on Mekong Hydropower
Laos’ controversial decision to move forward with the Xayaburi and Don Sahong dams on the mainstream of the Lower Mekong has become
March 27, 2015
Event,Project Note
Global Economic Governance and Averting Financial Crises
SUMMARY The Hague Institute and the Stimson Center facilitated an online expert discussion on “Global Economic Governance and Averting Financial Crises”. This
March 24, 2015
Event
Does a Demographic Transition Promote a Democratic Transition?
On January 25, 2007, the Southwest Asia/Gulf program hosted demographer Richard Cincotta of the National Intelligence Council’s Long-Range Analysis Unit to discuss
March 24, 2015
Event
Japan’s Global Diplomacy: Views from the Next Generation
The Stimson Center’s latest publication Japan’s Global Diplomacy offers a collection of policy briefs identifying key relationships that have emerged under Prime
March 11, 2015
Event
International Environmental Crime
Featuring keynote remarks from Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE). Panel discussion to follow featuring defense, security and private sector perspective. Moderated by Johan
March 9, 2015
Event
Revisiting Marshall: Private Sector Development in the Middle East
The Stimson Center and the George C. Marshall Foundation have collaborated since the spring of 2011 to explore the repercussions of the
March 3, 2015
Event
The Trade-Security Nexus: Key Regulatory Cooperation Issues for 2015
Governments increasingly see an opportunity — and an imperative — to advance national security and economic competitiveness as complementary goals. In its
February 19, 2015
Event
The Escalating Shi’a-Sunni Conflict: Assessing Arab Public Attitudes
Sectarianism has been a driving force of conflict in the Middle East for many years. From Iraq to Yemen, Syria, and Bahrain,
February 18, 2015
Event
Expert Consultation on “Fragile States and the Fault Lines of Global Security and Justice”
The expert meeting brought together numerous high-level experts to discuss issues related to fragile states, including Martti Ahtisaari, former President of Finland
February 6, 2015
Event
The Escalating Shi’a-Sunni Conflict: Assessing The Role Of ISIS
Today, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) controls and effectively governs large parts of territory based on a sectarian agenda.
December 15, 2014
Event
Global Economic Governance and its Importance for Security and Justice with Commissioner Professor José Antonio Ocampo
On 20 November 2014, at an event hosted at The Stimson Center and co-sponsored by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung’s New York office as part of
