How can we overcome the immense political influence of the military industrial complex and right-size our war spending?
How can we overcome the immense political influence of the military industrial complex and right-size our war spending?
What are Russia and America’s real interests and goals in the conflict over Ukraine?
President Biden’s pursuit of “stability and predictability” with Russia may find more success if he embraces the idea of “strategic empathy.”
Why do U.S. policymakers persist in the belief that overt or covert regime change supports U.S. interests, when so frequently the opposite has proven true?
China has become a dividing line among members of the realist and restrainer camps in U.S. foreign policy. Should the U.S. pursue a policy of containment toward its rival?
How will our approach to counterterrorism change after the withdrawal from Afghanistan? Can we finally wind down the war on terror?
The Quincy Institute presents its second annual Quincy Award for Responsible Statecraft, to Senators Lee, Murphy, and Sanders, and Representatives McGovern and Meijer, for their work to restore congressional war powers.
Will the upcoming “Summit for Democracy” convened by the Biden administration strengthen democracy and American leadership in the world?