Product Types: Policy Paper

Policy Paper

The 2012 Taiwan Election: Off and Running

“The 2012 Taiwan Election: Off and Running” appears in the current issue of the China Leadership Monitor by Alan D. Romberg, Distinguished

September 15, 2011
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

The US-Japan Alliance after 3-11

On September 7, 2011, the Stimson Center in conjunction with Nippon Foundation, Ocean Policy Research Foundation, and Sasakawa Peace Foundation hosted the

September 14, 2011
Policy Paper

Waiting for the Code of Conduct

It’s never a good sign when the United States votes in lonely isolation at the United Nations. This can only mean one

September 13, 2011
Michael Krepon
Policy Paper

Bridging The Divide: Security And Development Capacity‐Building In Southeast Asia

Thirty years of globalization has brought widespread economic growth to Southeast Asia. For example, both the Philippines and Viet Nam have taken

August 12, 2011
Brian Finlay
Policy Paper

India and Pakistan Resume Structured Dialogue

There is no better place than Wagah to look for evidence of how badly India-Pakistan relations have eroded. Wagah is the only

May 5, 2011
Michael Krepon
Policy Paper

Considerations for a New Peacekeeping Operation in South Sudan

Following the secession of South Sudan on July 9, 2011, preventing violence against civilians in the new state and along its northern

May 5, 2011
Alison Giffen
Policy Paper

Pakistan’s Nuclear Assets and Threats of Terrorism: How Grave is the Danger?

A presentation by Lt. Col. Zafar Ali, Pakistan Army, Stimson Center Visiting Fellow Arms Control and Disarmament Division, Strategic Plans Division, Joint

May 5, 2011
Zafar Ali
Policy Paper

Pakistan-India and Argentina-Brazil: Stepping Back from the Nuclear Threshold?

This Occasional Paper offers a comparative analysis of the nuclear confidence-building experiences of Pakistan-India and Argentina-Brazil, noting the specific domestic factors influencing

May 5, 2011
Itty Abraham
Policy Paper

Pakistan and India: Can NRRCs Help to Strengthen Peace?

India and Pakistan could benefit greatly from the establishment of Nuclear Risk Reduction Centers according to a report released by the Henry

May 5, 2011
Rafi uz Zaman Khan
Policy Paper

Learning From South Asia’s Many Crises

Editor’s note: The Carnegie Endowment convened its 2011 International Nuclear Policy Conferenceon March 28-29 in Washington, D.C.  This essay is an adaptation

March 28, 2011
Michael Krepon
Policy Paper

Comparative Analysis of National Legislation supporting the International Health Regulations

In 2005, the World Health Organization adopted the revised InternationalHealth Regulations, or IHR (2005), to establish obligationsfor detecting and responding to public

February 9, 2011
Rebecca Katz
Policy Paper

Comparative Analysis of National Legislation in Support of the International Health Regulations

Rebecca Katz and Sarah Kornblet examine legislation and implementation of IHR (2005) in federalist countries in Comparative Analysis of National Legislation in

December 15, 2010
Sarah Kornblet
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