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Policy Paper

Lessons from India: Confronting the Sociological Causes of Terrorism

Ajay Gondane Visiting Fellow, The Henry L. Stimson Center and Joint Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs   With Grateful Acknowledgement to the

July 1, 2006
Ajay Gondane
Policy Paper

The East Asia Summit: Much Ado About Nothing–So Far

  This essay originally appeared in December 2005 issue of Freeman Report by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington,

January 11, 2006
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

THE SILK ROAD INITIATIVE

While in the past fifteen years the US Government’s cooperative nonproliferation programs (CNP) have proven to be the best and most cost

July 22, 2005
Policy Paper

The Robb-Silberman Report, Intelligence, and Nonproliferation

This article originally appeared in the June 2005 issue of Arms Control Today On March 31, a bipartisan commission led by former

June 7, 2005
Ellen Laipson
Policy Paper

Security Sector Reform: The Final Frontier?

This piece originally appeared in the March 2005 edition of the Arab Reform Bulletin. As the reform agenda for the Arab world

May 11, 2005
Ellen Laipson
Policy Paper

The Role of US Intelligence in Israeli-Palestinian Relations

This piece appeared in the May 12, 2005 issue of Bitterlemons International. With all the laments about intelligence failures in Iraq and

May 10, 2005
Ellen Laipson
Policy Paper

US Support to African Capacity for Peace Operations: The ACOTA Program

Since 2002, the United States has provided training support to African militaries through the African Contingency Operations Training and Assistance Program (ACOTA)

February 1, 2005
Dara Francis
Policy Paper

The Responsibility to Protect: Considering the Operational Capacity for Civilian Protection

Commissioned by Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, this draft working paper addresses national militaries’ and international organizations’ operational capacity

January 1, 2005
Victoria K. Holt
Policy Paper

The Stability-Instability Paradox in South Asia

The United States and the Soviet Union managed to avoid nuclear and conventional warfare during the Cold War, while jockeying for advantage

January 1, 2005
Michael Krepon
Policy Paper

Evaluating G8 Commitments to Peace and Security in Africa

A paper commissioned by the G8-Africa Partnership Project, led by the Council on Foreign Relations and Chatham House (London), for their June

November 1, 2004
Victoria K. Holt
Policy Paper

Cross-Strait Relations: Avoiding War, Managing Peace

In this occasional paper for the Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies in Taipei, Alan D. Romberg discuss the developments in the cross-Strait

November 1, 2004
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

Political and Strategic Implications for China’s Growth

On September 10 2004, a conference paper Political and Strategic Implications for China’s Growth, written by Alan D. Romberg, was delivered on

September 10, 2004
Alan D. Romberg
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