Chappell Lawson on Border Security
MIT NewsGet Ready to Starve
Christian CarylUgandans Wonder: Is US After Kony, or Oil?
Jackee Budesta BatandaChina's Response to a Rising India
Taylor Fravel'Kill Team' Trial: Are Atrocities Inevitable in War?
John TirmanMuseveni's Grip on Uganda
Jackee Budesta BatandaA Weakened Ahmadinejad
Jim WalshTwo African Women Won Nobel Peace Prizes, but the Continent Still has a Long Way to go to Gender Equality
Boston GlobeNorth-South Korea Talks in US Serious, but Civil
Associated PressThe President's Triumph: Obama Gets His Man
Christian CarylWhy Japan Relies on Nuclear Power
Richard SamuelsJapan Disaster May Have Global Economic Impact
Robert Madsen on National Public RadioJapan After The Quake
Richard Samuels on WBURHow Dictators Fall
Peter BeaumontA Eulogy for Pakistan
Christian CarylJapan's Black Swan
Robert Madsen, Richard SamuelsCold Water from the Taliban
Christian CarylEgypt: The Path Forward (updated 3/22/11)
M. Shafik GabrLeaks in All the Wrong Places
Christian Caryl in Foreign PolicyIndia and America in the Strategic Times to Come
Ambassador Chas W. Freeman, Jr. (USFS, Ret.)With Its Eye on China, Japan Builds Up Military
Richard Samuels in New York TimesChina's Dilemma
George Gilboy and Eric HeginbothamOPED
Wikileaks Docs Underestimate Iraqi Dead
Stand Alone: The Case for a New Isolationism
Barry Posen in The Boston GlobeA Special Report on China's Place in the World
Taylor Fravel, Richard Samuels in The EconomistUnveiling Hidden China
Christian Caryl in The New York Review of BooksAn Ancient Tool for Holding Passions Captive
Richard SamuelsDebt Crisis Highlights I.M.F.'s Renewed Role
David Singer in New York TimesThe Specter of 1979 is Haunting the Middle East
Christian CarylU.N. Women's Resolution: An Unhappy Birthday
SalonDefining Success in Afghanistan
Fotini Christia, co-author, Foreign AffairsStudy: Women Still Kept Away From Peace Talks
John Tirman in Associated PressRegulators Back New Bank Rules to Avert Crises
David Singer in New York TimesDefense Secretary Gates Says Iraq War Is Over
Stephen Van Evera on Minnesota Public Radio"War Upon the Map": User Innovation in American Military Software
Jon Lindsay in Technology and CultureReactor Reaction
Christian CarylSex, Drugs, and Body Counts
Kelly Greenhill, co-editorNorth Korea: The Crisis of Faith
Christian Caryl in New York Review of BooksBasel Accord Likely Means Weaker Regulations
David Singer quoted in Wall Street JournalThe Korean Standoff
Jim WalshSynthetic Genome Brings New Life to Bacterium
Ken Oye quoted in ScienceJapan, LLP
Robert Madsen, Richard Samuels in National InterestTaliban Reintegration Plan Raises Questions
Paul Staniland quoted in CNN PoliticsDon't Believe the Shanghype
Christian CarylIsrael and Palestine—Two States for Two Peoples: If Not Now, When?
Boston Study Group on Middle East PeacePakistan's Catch 22
Sameer Lalwani in Foreign PolicyUS, Iran Expected to Spar at UN Nuclear Meeting
James Walsh on NPR Morning EditionJapanese Security
Richard Samuels for Japan SocietyDelayed U.S. Nuclear Review Likely To Call For Cuts
Jim WalshRebuilding Haiti
Kathryn O'Neill, Emily HiestandIran's Nuclear File: Recommendations for the Future
Abbas Maleki in DaedalusSheikh to Terrorists: Go to Hell
Christian Caryl in Foreign PolicyScenario Building for Iran
Michael M.J. Fischer FrontlineClosing Guantanamo: An Assessment
Balakrishnan Rajagopal Huffington PostTokyo and Washington Celebrate Their Alliance—Too Soon
Richard Samuels in Foreign PolicyCounterinsurgency is a Bloody, Costly Business
Paul Staniland in Foreign PolicyPeer Review Not Popular at Homeland Security
Cindy Williams quoted in ScienceLawrence Vale on Rebuilding Haiti
Peter DizikesChina: The Fragile Superpower
Christian CarylTea with a Warlord
Stephanie SchorowObama's Options in Afghanistan
Stephen Van Evera on Minnesota Public RadioJust How 'Secret' is Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program?
Christian Caryl in Foreign PolicyThe War Has Been Postponed
Harvey Sapolsky in Defense NewsPutting the "I" in Aid
Peter Bergen and Sameer Lalwani in the New York TimesAhmadenijad: Iran's Man of Mystery
Jim Walsh quoted in TimeIEDs: What We Don't Know
Christian Caryl in NYRBlogThe Other Ticking Clock in Iran
Christian Caryl in Foreign PolicyThe AFPAK Channel: How Much Is Enough?
Austin Long in Foreign PolicyRussia the Bully
Christian Caryl in Foreign PolicyChange Comes to Japan: How the LDP Hung On So Long
Richard Samuels in NewsweekKashmir in the AfPak Equation
Paul Staniland in Foreign PolicyMultilateral Imposition: An Immodest Proposal for the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Michael BarnettAchieving Detente with Iran
John TirmanStill Broken
David Singer in Foreign Policy Understanding the Threat of a Nuclear North Korea
NPR's The Take Away
Post-war Sri Lanka Must Uphold Rights
By Balakrishnan Rajagopal
Bold Action Needed on Iran
By John Tirman
Japan's Lost Leaders
By Richard Samuels
Challenges to the Global Economy
Martin Feldstein and Simon Johnson
How to Deal with Iran
By William Luers, Thomas R. Pickering, & Jim Walsh
Wing Walking: The US-Japan Alliance
By Richard Samuels
Eugene Skolnikoff: the Pioneer of Science Diplomacy
bridges
An Alliance in Need of Attention
By Richard J. Samuels and James L. Schoff
Grieving Over Gaza
By Anat Biletzki
Admiral Fallon Scans the Horizon
WBUR's On Point
The Future of the American Frontier
By John Tirman
Reigniting Violence: How Do Ceasefires End?
By Nancy Kanwisher, Johannes Haushofer & Anat Biletzki
A "Once-in-a-Century" Financial Crisis-Mortgaging the Future: How We Got in This Mess & Why It Could Happen Again
By Robert Madsen
U.S. and Colombia: A Growing Military Intervention?
By Jenny Manrique Cortés
Fallon: U.S. Needs Strategy on China
Boston Globe
State-Building and U.S. Foreign Policy
By Jeremy Allouche
Recovering the Liberal Foreign Policy Tradition
By Nick Bromell and John Tirman
The Global Financial Crisis and Obstacles to U.S. Leadership
By David A. Singer
The U.S. and Iran in Afghanistan: Policy Gone Awry
By Barnett R. Rubin with Sara Batmanglich
Foreign Policy and the Next U.S. Administration
MIT World
Q&A with Roger Petersen
CIS Interview Series
Does the "Surge" Explain Iraq's Improved Security?
By Jon R. Lindsay
Iran-U.S.: The Case for Transformation
By Sanam Anderlini and John Tirman
Lucian W. Pye, Bold Thinker on Asia, Is Dead at 86
New York Times
Who's Winning the War on Terror?
WBUR's On Point with Stephen Van Evera
Who's Winning the War on Terror?
WBUR's On Point with Stephen Van Evera
Q&A with Carl Kaysen
CIS Interview Series
Turkey's Crisis and Future
By Dogu Ergil
Q&A with M. Taylor Fravel
Boston Globe
A Conversation with Admiral Fallon
Charlie Rose
Surge Protector
By William J. Fallon
Awaiting Japan's Global Vision
By Richard Samuels
What's Next for Iraq?
By Barry Posen
Interest Grows for International Iran Atom Plant
Compromise plan from MIT
Who Leads Russia?
By Elizabeth A. Wood
Leaderless Jihad: Radicalization in the West
Featuring Marc Sageman
Pakistan's Governance Imperative
By Paula R. Newberg
Insights Into Two American Empires
A conversation with Alice Amsden
Much Ado About Nothing: The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process
By Anat Biletzki
The Good and Bad News on Global Development
By Dani Rodrik
Don't 'Pull an Iraq' in Afghanistan
By Benjamin H. Friedman
Wilson, Bush, and the Evolution of Liberal Foreign Policy
By Tony Smith
Wilson and the Founders: The Roots of Liberal Foreign Policy
By Ted Widmer
What Happened in Basra?
CIS Scholars Help Explain
US-Japan Relations and a Changing Asia
Just Jerusalem Competition Winners
A Solution for the US-Iran Nuclear Standoff
By William Luers, Thomas R. Pickering, & Jim Walsh
Iraq's Three Civil Wars
By Juan Cole
Iraq: The Human Cost
The Liberal Foreign Policy Tradition: Pluses, Problems, and Prospects
Russia: An Energy Superpower?
By Carol R. Saivetz
The U.S. and Iran After the NIE
By Farideh Farhi
'Shadows of the Images': The Allegory of Iraq
By John Tirman
Why Believe It This Time?
By Jim Walsh
Bitter Friends, Bosom Enemies: Iran, the U.S., and the Twisted Path to Confrontation
By Barbara Slavin
Just Jerusalem: Vision for a Place of Peace
By Diane Davis
Pakistan on the Brink: Regional Perspectives and Implications
By Paul Staniland
Russia and America: Is Another Arms Race Afoot?
By Jane M.O. Sharp
After Bush: The Case for Restraint
By Barry Posen
The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy
John Mearsheimer, Stephen Walt, Bruce Riedel
Who Failed Whom? Assessing the UN's Human Rights Efforts
By Balakrishnan Rajagopal
Distracted at the Creation: Washington's China Policy
Christopher P. Twomey
Iran-Pakistan-India Pipeline: Is it a Peace Pipeline?
Abbas Maleki
The United States, India, and the Gulf: Convergence or Divergence in a Post-Iraq World?
Persian Gulf Initiative
Is the Foreign Policy Process Working?
By John Tirman
The More Muscular Japan
By Richard Samuels
Book Review Roundtable: Kenneth B. Pyle's Japan Rising
and Richard J. Samuels' Securing Japan
Fewer Missions,
Not More Troops
By Benjamin H. Friedman
Just Jerusalem: Vision for a Place of Peace
By Diane E. Davis, Leila Farsakh and Tali Hatuka
Rights and Security:
A Broad View
By John Tirman
Getting China Right: Cutting Through the Myths of Economic Growth
By Edward Steinfeld
The Risks of Staying vs. Leaving Iraq
By Barry Posen
Paying for Homeland Security: Show Me the Money
By Cindy Williams
