Articles & Reports

AUG 17, 2009 • Article

As President Obama and his administration lead the nation and their coalition partners in a renewed effort in the war in Afghanistan, what can be ...

AUG 17, 2009 • Article

In Afghanistan, NATO is proving itself the wrong alliance, fighting an enemy that defies precise definition in a war for which it is ill suited ...

AUG 17, 2009 • Article

Yuri Morozov proposes several ways that the United States and Russia can expand their cooperation in Central Asia, particularly in Afghanistan, in order to neutralize ...

AUG 17, 2009 • Article

This article is an attempt to define the possibilities for changing the disconnect between the U.S. and Russia which limits the potential for cooperation ...

AUG 11, 2009 • Article

The fact that economic growth can be conceived of in opposition to the health of the planet suggests that neither can claim to be regarded ...

AUG 5, 2009 • Article

The "reset button" has become the metaphor for restoring U.S.-Russia relations. But is it working? Despite the progress made, a number of critical ...

AUG 4, 2009 • Article

The 2008 taxpayer bailout and a long string of corporate restructurings and downsizings have shifted risk from corporations to individuals, writes Ann Rutledge. Most Americans were ...

JUL 30, 2009 • Article

Soft power is an aging Japan's best path to maintain international influence.

JUL 30, 2009 • Article

The recent confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor touched upon a central issue of the international legal and moral order: natural law and ...