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Is the nonproliferation agenda stuck in the Cold War?
October 2013
CISAC affiliate and former postdoctoral fellow, Francesca Giovannini, and SIPRI Arms Control Fellow, Amy J.
Failing History
October 2012
CISAC Faculty Member Amy Zegart outlines how the CIA's mindset has not changed since the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962.
The Flawed Logic of Striking Iran
January 2012
Matthew Kroenig's argument for preventive military action to combat Tehran's nuclear program -- "Time to Attack Iran" (January/February 2012) -- suffers from three problems.
Examining Iranian And North Korean Nuclear Threats
January 2012
The nuclear weapons news of late has been alarming.
Nuclear weapons' future ripe for discussion
December 2011
The supercommittee's failure to reach an agreement on debt reduction will probably result in unexpected reductions of the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
Fukushima and the Inevitability of Accidents
November 2011
Abstract Governments regulate risky industrial systems such as nuclear power plants in hopes of making them less risky, and a variety of formal and informal warning systems can help society avoid...
9/11 and the makers of history
September 2011
After 9/11, the administration of US President George W Bush initiated the era of the global war on terror. For many, this was a misguided response to terror attacks.
Debt Default Exceptionally Un-American
July 2011
Conservatives Would Turn Our History and Our Future on Its Head ---- We cannot know exactly how disastrous the failure of Congress to increase the debt ceiling would be to the global financial...
2011 winners of The William J. Perry Prize and the Firestone Medal for Excellence in Undergraduate Research
June 2011
Varun Sivaram: "Sunny Side Up: Characterizing the U.S.
Learning about World Religions in Public Schools: The Impact on Student Attitudes and Community Acceptance in Modesto, Calif.
December 2006
Since 2000, the Modesto City school district in Modesto, Calif., has been engaged in one of the nation's most direct experiments in using the public school curriculum to promote respect for...
Generating Momentum for a New Era in U.S.-Turkey Relations
June 2006
The emerging schism between the West and the Islamic world makes America's relationship with Turkey--a Western-oriented, democratizing Muslim country--more important than ever.
Battlefield: U.S.
May 2006
Today, the Senate Intelligence Committee will begin questioning Air Force Gen.
Europe Doesn't Get Free Speech
February 2006
Since the controversy over cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad erupted, Europe's leaders have shown remarkable--and uncharacteristic--courage under fire.
An Alliance That Really Works
November 2002
The celebration in Prague should have been more raucous. The most successful alliance in world history has extended to corners of Europe unimaginable just a few years ago.
Patriot Act--A Remedy for an Unidentified Problem
October 2001
President Bush signed the Patriot Act last week. The new anti-terrorism law has its critics. Some object to the law's intrusions on civil liberties.
Ending the Threat of Nuclear Attack
May 1997
Late last year, we noted the tenth anniversary of what was probably the most remarkable of all the meetings between an American president and his Soviet counterpart, the Reykjavik Summit of October...
Military Readiness and the Training of China's Sailors
July 1989
This study of the naval-training system grew out of our larger project on the development of China's strategic weapons.
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Norman M. Naimark Senior Fellow, by courtesy Professor, History, Professor, by courtesy, German Studies, Senior Fellow, the Hoover Institution 
Karl Eikenberry Professor of the Practice Fellow, S-APARC, Core faculty, CISAC, Affiliate, CDDRL, Affiliate, TEC 
