The Reimagining US Grand Strategy Program strengthens U.S. foreign policy by testing assumptions, reassessing conventional wisdom, and exploring innovative approaches to international engagement.
Given the historic nature of the challenges facing U.S. policymakers in a rapidly changing world, we believe that the voices influencing policy decisions are often too narrow, and that unconventional thinking is urgently required. The program fills an important gap in the national discourse on the United States’ global role by injecting fresh thinking and unorthodox ideas.
Through original research, public and private events, and media appearances, we are transforming the national security debate, among both policy experts and the broader public.
The United States must lead negotiations to end the fighting in Ukraine
November 22, 2024
The next administration should lean into smaller, more flexible alignments and issue-based coalitions and lead more with economics and diplomacy rather than military and security policies.
November 21, 2024
If the trend of increasing conflict is to be reversed, the United States needs an emboldened approach to diplomacy.
November 20, 2024
The next administration’s National Defense Strategy should prioritize the challenge posed by China, shifting away from Europe and the Middle East to focus more on deterrence and defense in the Indo-Pacific.
November 20, 2024
In an increasingly multipolar world, U.S. policy must lean into rebuilding at home and shifting the burden to capable allies abroad
November 19, 2024
The United States has not invested in nor deployed the diplomatic resources necessary to advance its interests in the Indo-Pacific region
November 14, 2024
China’s overproduction of green technologies create concerns but could also ameliorate climate risks
November 4, 2024
The parties seem to be realigning on questions of war and peace, but it’s not clear how consequential the results will be for anxious allies in Europe and Asia
November 1, 2024
