The Center for International Security and Cooperation is a center of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies.
Negotiation
Scholarly Publications
Arms Control, Compliance, and the Law
May 1988
The expected degree of compliance with agreements or treaties under negotiation must be inferred from the record of the past as well as from the expectations that are raised by the willingness of...
Peace Operations: From Short-Term to Long-Term Commitment
December 1996
By developing a strategic approach to the implementation of peace accords in civil war, the United Nations can better the odds for ending a war and fostering development in the long run.
U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement: Final Congressional Approval is Conditioned on Future Steps by India and two International Organizations
December 2006
At their meeting in India in July of 2005, President George W.
Other Publications
Negotiation and Strategy: Understanding Sanctions Effectiveness
January 2010
Despite extensive and ongoing debate about economic sanctions, policy makers disagree about their effectiveness.
U.S and Turkey: Rebuilding a Fractured Alliance, The
July 2006
As a model of a democratizing and secular Muslim state that has been a stalwart ally for more than 50 years, Turkey is of enormous strategic importance to the United States and Europe, especially...
Unconventional Partners: Australia-India Cooperation in Reducing Nuclear Dangers
October 2009
What is the problem?Progress towards reducing nuclear dangers is currently hampered by entrenched divisions between Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty members and non-members, and between Western and...
News
Needed for Iran: U.S. muscle, European diplomacy
November 2004
In this International Herald Tribune op-ed, Alan Isenberg suggests that Europe and the United States combine their respective carrot and stick approaches to set firm benchmarks for Iran to comply...
Real superpowers negotiate: Op-ed by CISAC honors graduate
December 2006
The Bush administration should set aside its "anything-but-Clinton" policy toward North Korea and move to end a dangerous stalemate with that country, write Professor Robert C.
Events
Information Security at 100
February 22, 2005
Despite an interesting prehistory, the field of information security we know today dates from the introduction of radio at the beginning of the 20th century.
International Nuclear Forensics
March 6, 2007
Plutonium (Pu) and highly enriched uranium (HEU), the fissile material that is the sine qua non of nuclear weapons, manifest fingerprints that are unique to the manufacturing processes employed in...
Conventional and Dual Use Technology Export Control Legislation in the European Union and the United States: How Legislative Convergence Is Being Undermined by Administrative and Strategic Divergence
March 1, 2007
Noah Richmond (speaker) is a CISAC Zukerman Fellow and a Stanford Center on International Conflict and Negotiation fellow.
Projects
Implementation of Peace Agreements in Civil Wars
September 2020
Until recently, analysts of civil war focused their attention on the negotiation of peace agreements and paid scant attention to the implementation process.
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