Research - Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft

Manual

Preventing and Managing a US-China Crisis

Crying Wolf? The United States and BRICS in the Global Order

Israel’s Lobby

An unflinching exposé of Israel’s Lobby, showing how its outsized influence works against our national interests and threatens our freedom.

Imperialist Realism

Imperialist Realism explores how Americans have come to accept their global empire not because they believe in its righteousness but because they believe no alternative to U.S. hegemony is possible.

The Eighth Front: Inside Israel’s $1 Billion Influence Campaign

Letter

Quincy Institute Letter on OMB Education Proposal Banning Financial Support for US-China Education Collaboration

Containment, Resistance, and the MOU: The US–Iran Negotiations in Historical Context

Revitalizing the Transatlantic Alliance: Principles for a Balanced NATO

European Strategic Autonomy: The European Union and Vital American Interests

Cooperation without Oversight: The United States–Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative

Demilitarizing Counternarcotics: 25 Years of Evidence from Colombia

Workarounding While the International Order Fractures

Solidarity or Indifference? Charting Global South Responses to the Assault on Palestine

The Disappearing Aid Check: The Future of US–Israel Defense Support

India’s Multialignment and Democratization of the International Order

An Opening for a New US–China Economic Relationship

Iran’s Next Transformation: How War Could Shift Power from Clerics to the Military

US—Africa Trade and the National Interest: Why AGOA Is a Sound Long-Term Bet

Trump’s $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget Request: Unhinged, Unaffordable, and Unnecessary

Community Guidelines for Smart Openness In US Research Collaboration

Iran War Costs: What We Know and Where We Might Be Headed

Limited US Ground Operations in Iran Will Not Shift the War’s Balance

A Smarter Way to Fight Mexico’s Cartels

Competition for US–China Talent Advantage and the US National Interest

Help us achieve a world where peace is the norm and war the exception.

The Quincy Institute is a transpartisan “action tank” and communications project, established to challenge the decades-long obsession of U.S. foreign policy decision makers with global military dominance and war.