Achieving Nonproliferation Goals: Moving From Denial to Technology Governance
June 2009 Policy Analysis Brief for The Stanley Foundation Traditional state-centric approaches to nonproliferation cannot adequately address the proliferation pressures that will
Security threats in Iraq and the impact of U.S army withdrawal
The United States forces in Iraq play a major and vital role in stabilizing the security environment in the country, hence to
April 1, 2008
Issue Brief
The Origins and Evolution of US Policy Towards Peace Operations
This article contends that the William Clinton and George W. Bush administrations experienced similar transformations in their respective policies towards UN peace
Tracking Bad Guys, Small Arms, and Illicit Trade: The Role of United Nations Panels of Experts
To address civil conflict in Africa, the UN Security Council uses many tools, including the imposition of targeted sanctions. These measures—arms embargoes,