Product Types: Policy Paper

Policy Paper

Air Power and Escalation Control

In “Air Power and Escalation Control,” Indian Air Commodore (retired) Ramesh Phadke examines the question of whether the use of air power

July 22, 2003
Ramesh V. Phadke
Policy Paper

US Security Policy Toward South Asia and its Implications for China: A Chinese Perspective

Professor Zhang Guihong, in this article written while a Visiting Fellow at the Henry L. Stimson Center from October 2002 through January

January 30, 2003
Zhang Guihong
Policy Paper

Addressing the Taiwan Question: The U.S. Role

With regards to U.S. policy towards the Taiwan Strait, Alan Romberg argues that the important point is to determine U.S. interests and

July 29, 2002
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

Some Thoughts on Cross-Strait Relations

In this analysis on relations between the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan, Alan Romberg argues that both sides of the Strait are focusing

July 29, 2002
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

Peace and Stability in Afghanistan

U.S. goals in Afghanistan are broad and clear: root out al Qaeda and the Taliban forces, prevent their return, support self-governance, and

June 1, 2002
Victoria K. Holt
Policy Paper

Taking Exception To A U.S.-PRC “Fourth Communiqué”

In this paper, Alan Romberg agrees that there are problems in the U.S.-PRC relationship. He disagrees, however, with suggestions that the United

January 26, 2002
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

Taiwan in US-PRC Relations: A Strategic Perspective

  As George W. Bush campaigned for the presidency during the year 2000, and as he settled into office in the first

December 15, 2001
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

Taiwan and U.S.-PRC Relations

There is a well-known history of enmity and even war between the United States and China in the decades immediately following the

September 3, 2001
Alan D. Romberg
Policy Paper

Searching for National Security: Threat and Response in the Age of Vulnerability

This paper looks at national security perceptions and policy in an age where well-known interstate threats have faded away. In their stead

May 1, 1999
William Durch
Policy Paper

Reformation and Resistance: Nongovernmental Organizations and the Future of Nuclear Weapons

This paper analyzes the origins, evolution, and accomplishments of the campaign by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for radical changes in nuclear doctrine and

May 1, 1999
Policy Paper

Equipped for the Future: Managing U.S. Foreign Affairs in the 21st Century

This is the final report of the Project on the Advocacy of the U.S. Interests Abroad.  Included are 28 recommendations for updating

October 4, 1998
John Schall
Policy Paper

Defining Moment: The Threat and Use of Force in American Foreign Policy Since 1989

The use of military force has been a difficult subject for American leaders for three decades. Ever since the failure of American

May 4, 1998
Barry Blechman
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