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Journal Articles

Ensuring the Cyber Resilience of Critical Infrastructure Serving Domestic Military Installations: Questions for Senior Leadership

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The Cyber Defense Review,
Blogs

The 28 point plan marks the end of the end

Commentary

Nothing Succeeds With Trump Quite Like Success

Commentary

Steps Toward AI Governance in the Military Domain

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Commentary

Sanctions are not a humane alternative to war

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Journal Articles

Health safeguards under the UN's reimposition of sanctions on Iran

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Commentary

The US and Russia can lead the way in banning nuclear-armed drones

Books

Autocrats vs. Democrats: China, Russia, America, and the New Global Disorder

White Papers

CFIUS and the “America First” Investment Policy: Nine Recommendations for Executive Action

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Books

McNamara At War: A New History

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Journal Articles

Fighting Through Disruption: Reframing Cyber Resilience for Power Projection and Strategic Credibility

Commentary

China Is Winning the Cyberwar

Commentary

Nuclear arms control enters uncharted territory. It needs tools—both old and new

Commentary

The Real AI Race

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Commentary

Hegseth Is Wrong About Women in Warfighting

Journal Articles

Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear Weapons: A Commonsense Approach to Understanding Costs and Benefits

Commentary

The US Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Sites: Preliminary Thoughts on the Outcomes

Reports

Energy Sector Cyber Resilience Reconsidered

Commentary

In the AI Race With China, Don't Forget About Security

Commentary

Dick Garwin: A fine human being at the forefront of international nuclear arms control negotiations

Commentary

Operation Sindoor and the Evolution of India’s Military Strategy Against Pakistan

Journal Articles

China Is Still Winning the Battle for 5G—and 6G

Commentary

Kashmir and what’s next after the Pahalgam attack: How India’s partners could help in this crisis

Commentary

How can DOGE fix federal IT? Lock out vendor lock-in

Journal Articles

Arms Control Is Not Dead Yet