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All items tagged International securityOpen Think Tank ArticlesApril 19, 2010 | Uncharted Waters: Obama's Foreign Policy and a Divided ElectorateInterview with Charles Kupchan: Obama is facing an American public tiring of the burdens of global leadership and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Consequently, there has been a growing polarization within the electorate on the US foreign policy agenda. ... MoreFebruary 17, 2010 | The US Wants its Allies to Support ThemselvesDjörn Eversteijn: The new US Quadrennial Defense Review marks a shift away from previous views on international security and warfare. A major objective of the review is to develop the capacity for US partners and allies to solve their own conflicts and security issues. It remains to be seen if this will be an effective approach in combatting security threats. ... MoreJune 26, 2008 | Crouching Tiger, Coward Dragon: The Rise of India and ChinaEthan Christian Arrow: The rapid growth of India and China is reshaping the present international order. Representatives of these nations elucidate their intention to replicate the West’s wealth without replacing its established international order. Following such a path, without first securing democratic freedoms and institutions, will however, prove problematic. ... MoreGlobal Must Read ArticlesOctober 9, 2009 | NATO's Future: At the Heart of a Global Security SystemThe North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) today represents the strongest military and political alliance in the world. Its member states on both sides of the Atlantic are situated in the planet’s best developed areas, in terms of social modernization and political democratization, technological advancement, economic prosperity and productivity. The 900 million people living in North America ... MoreJune 30, 2008 | Cutting Trade Ties Sponsors International Terrorism TooTerrorist groups all over the world benefit from the support of governments. The US State Department draws up a special list of countries considered to be state sponsors of terrorism. Yet Daniel Byman says this list is not worth much. For one thing, it lists Cuba and North Korea along with Iran, Sudan and Syria. The first two countries have practically no connection with today’s international ... MoreApril 21, 2008 | Flawed Geopolitical Giants Fuel Global TensionsNot the US but the new big globalizers are responsible for renewed global tensions since the 1980s. ++ BRIC countries, – Brazil, Russia, India and China – terrify because they compensate for weakness by projecting power. ++ Yet they struggle with inclusive development, demography, and financial transparency. ++ Small adaptable states are actually more likely to overtake performances ... MoreCommentsFebruary 25, 2009 | Dear colleagues at "Atlantic... |
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