The Center for International Security and Cooperation is a center of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.
Czech Republic
Scholarly Publications
Iran's Nuclear and Missile Potential: A Joint Threat Assessment by U.S. and Russian Technical Experts
May 2009
A confluence of events has presented the Russian Federation and the United States with an unusual opportunity to transform their relationship.
The U.S. satellite shootdown: An unnecessary action
February 2008
The intercept of the disabled USA-193 spy satellite the United States conducted on February 20 set a new benchmark for military exercises that have no benefits, but come at a tremendous political...
Employee Ownership in Transition
July 1995
In this paper, we investigate the extent and likely impact of employee ownership on the transition process under way in Central and Eastern Europe.
News
Scott D. Sagan: What the world thinks of Obama's nuclear policy
March 2011
In a special issue of The Nonproliferation Review, edited by CISAC's Scott Sagan and Harvard's Jane Vaynman, 13 prominent researchers from around the world examined foreign governments’ policy...
Barack Obama's missile defense challenge
November 2008
President-elect Barack Obama's first major foreign policy test will be how to handle the issue of missile defense in Europe, CISAC's Pavel Podvig argues.
Events
From Fake News to Hybrid Warfare: The Militarization of Disinformation Debate in the Czech Republic
January 30, 2020
Seminar Recording: https://youtu.be/liv27EFoFWA About this Event: The phenomenon of “fake news” has become a highly political issue not only in the United States but also in other parts of the...
The Transition to Afghan Sovereignty: Assessing Progress and Identifying Challenges
January 31, 2012
Ten years into the war in Afghanistan, Payne Distinguished Lecturer Lt. Gen. Karl W. Eikenberry, the former U.S.
The Impact of European Missile Defense on Russia's Strategic Deterrence
October 24, 2011
Russia has had a long history of opposing US missile defense activities. Most recently, Russian concern focused on the alleged capability of the "third site" to intercept Russian ICBMs.