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Paths to Crisis and Conflict Over Taiwan

Responsibly Demilitarizing U.S.–Mexico Bilateral Security Relations

The Lobbying Battle for Nagorno-Karabakh

The Conventional Wisdom About the Chinese Military Challenge: Incomplete and Unpersuasive

March of the Four–Stars: The Role of Retired Generals and Admirals in the Arms Industry

Common Good Diplomacy: A Framework for Stable U.S.–China Relations

Competition Versus Exclusion in U.S.–China Relations: A Choice Between Stability and Conflict

Winning the Majority: A New U.S. Bargain with the Global South

Normalizing U.S.–Pakistan Relations

Liberalism Against Itself: Cold War Intellectuals and the Making of Our Times

By the middle of the twentieth century, many liberals looked glumly at the world modernity had brought about, with its …

Paths of Dissent: Soldiers Speak Out Against America’s Misguided Wars

American veterans who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan offer invaluable firsthand perspectives on what made America’s post-9/11 wars so costly …

The Future of European Security

Ethnic Divisions and Ensuring Stability in Kazakhstan: A Guide for U.S. Policy

H.R. 3202: Analyzing Legislative Efforts to Block Arab Engagement with Syria

More Money, Less Security: Pentagon Spending and Strategy in the Biden Administration

Defense Contractor Funded Think Tanks Dominate Ukraine Debate

Paths to a Ceasefire in Ukraine: America Must Take the Lead

“Banning TikTok”: Legislative Proposals and Their Implications

Take China’s Role as a “Peacemaker” Seriously, not Literally

How to Withdraw From Iraq Within Five Years

The Ukraine War & European Security: How Durable Is America’s Strategy?

A Restraint Approach to U.S.–China Relations: Reversing the Slide Toward Crisis and Conflict

Grand Delusion: The Rise and Fall of American Ambition in the Middle East

The culmination of almost forty years at the highest levels of policymaking and scholarship, Grand Delusion is Steven Simon’s tour de force, …

You Can Go Home Again: A Proposal for Phased Military Withdrawal from Iraq and Normalizing U.S.–Iraq Relations

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