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The Pathogens For Peace Initiative: Expanding Resources to Address Neglected Diseases, Promote Economic Development, and Support Sustained Scientific Engagement

When Canada hosted the G8 Summit in Kananaskis in 2002, it brought to the table a long and innovative history in the

July 23, 2006
Brian Finlay
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The Arab Gulf States in the Shadow of the Iranian Nuclear Challenge

Proponents of the 2003 Iraq war anticipated that the removal of Saddam Hussein’s regime would dramatically improve security in the Persian Gulf.

May 26, 2006
Emile El-Hokayem
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Stewardship or Censorship?

Balancing Biosecurity, The Public’s Health, and The Benefits of Scientific Openness This book tackles the thorny issue of how several distinct communities

April 26, 2006
Julie E. Fischer
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Conference in Tehran on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Iran’s Nuclear Energy Program: Policies & Prospects Tehran, Iran, 24-25 April 2006 a Joint Conference of the Pugwash Conferences and the Center

April 25, 2006
Emile El-Hokayem
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On Trial: The US Military and the International Criminal Court

A new report by FOPO co-director Victoria K. Holt and Elisabeth Dallas argues that the US needs to engage with the International

March 2, 2006
Elisabeth Dallas
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Economic Impact of Peacekeeping

FOPO co-director William Durch is the co-author of Economic Impact of Peacekeeping, a ground-breaking and detailed study of peacekeeping operations’ effects on

March 1, 2006
Michael Carnahan
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Improving the Interagency Process to Face 21st Century Security Challenges

Dear Colleague, On behalf of the U.S. Army’s Dwight D. Eisenhower National Security Series and the Henry L. Stimson Center, we are

October 30, 2005
Ellen Laipson
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The Race to Secure Russia’s Loose Nukes: Progress Since 9/11

Four years after a bipartisan Task Force recommended an acceleration of programs to secure Russia’s vulnerable nuclear weapons and materials by 2009-2011,

September 14, 2005
Brian Finlay
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United Nations Mechanisms for Combating Illegal Trade in Regions of Conflict

UN Panels of Experts (or sometimes Monitoring Mechanisms, Teams, Groups, or Group of Experts) are small teams of experts sent to investigate

June 1, 2005
Katherine N. Andrews
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African Capacity-Building for Peace Operations: UN Collaboration with the African Union and ECOWAS

Peacekeeping in Africa has grown dramatically over the last five years, with the continent hosting more peacekeepers than any other region. In

February 14, 2005
Moira K. Shanahan
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African Capacity-Building for Peace Operations: UN Collaboration with the African Union and ECOWAS

Peacekeeping in Africa has grown dramatically over the last five years, with the continent hosting more peacekeepers than any other region. In

February 1, 2005
Moira K. Shanahan
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Speaking Data to Power

Science, Technology, and Health Expertise in the National Biological Security Policy Process Following the terrorist events of September 11, 2001 and the

October 28, 2004
Julie E. Fischer
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