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Op-Ed

The 1990s Should Not Be A Nostalgic Decade for NATO

Today’s NATO is less defensible, less coherent, and perhaps even more dependent on U.S. capabilities than in the late Cold War

Emma Ashford

Commentary

2024 Showdown: Expert Insights from the Presidential Debates

Stimson experts break down the pivotal moments from the first 2024 U.S. Presidential Debates

Christopher Preble • Barbara Slavin • Yun Sun...

Commentary

Haitian Perspectives on the International Response to the Political and Security Crisis

Haitian stakeholders — from the government to civil society — should be included in decision-making, leadership, implementation, and oversight processes

Aude Darnal • Louis-Henri Mars • Jeffsky Poincy...

Project Note

Barbados and the Reform of the International Financial Architecture

Despite efforts to reform the international financial architecture, change remains limited and slow with a greater need for international solidarity

Aude Darnal • Nicole Gilbert • Natika Kantaria

Policy Memo

The Case for Increasing Economic Warfare Capabilities in the Military

Revisiting, reinvigorating, and revamping DoD’s “E” capabilities in the DIME construct is critical to addressing adversaries already waging economic warfare

Bart Gray

Policy Memo

Testing Assumptions About the War in Ukraine

Policymakers are relying on poorly understood assumptions in the war in Ukraine. Not all of them are accurate

Emma Ashford

Policy Memo

Whither Globalization: Retreat, Industrial Policy, Unintended Consequences

The assumption that a “new Washington consensus” will build a more stable and prosperous world is flawed

Mathew Burrows • Robert A. Manning

Field Note

Is France an Ally in the Struggle for an Equitable International Financial System?

The Global South in the World Order Project co-hosted an event with the Embassy of France to discuss the urgency of reforming the international system

Aude Darnal • Nicole Gilbert