Protecting Civilians: Proposed Principles for Military Operations
For a number of years, Stimson research has focused on identifying the obstacles that multilateral organizations and individual states face in preventing
Defining Health Diplomacy: Changing Demands in the Era of Globalization
Stimson’s Global Health Security program, with Rebecca Katz of George Washington University, published a new analysis on Defining Health Diplomacy: Changing Demands
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
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
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
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
