United States

Can Any Realists do P.R. Anymore?

Zachary Keck • May 10 2012 • Articles

Steve Walt is right that the world would be better off if realists ran U.S. foreign policy. But they never will do so until they learn how to sell their policy prescriptions to the American people.

India’s Approach to Sanctions on Iran

Sujata Ashwarya Cheema • Apr 29 2012 • Articles

Although India has publically chastised Western sanctions against Iran’s oil exports, it is quietly beginning to comply with them. This apparent contradiction stems from Indian policymakers desire to balance its diverging interest in the U.S. and Iran.

Security Challenges and Opportunities in a Changing Arctic Environment

Heather Conley • Apr 26 2012 • Articles

As the polar ice cap melts, the US and the international community are underprepared to address the growing economic dynamics of the Arctic.

The China-Philippines Face Off at Scarborough Shoal: Back to Square One?

Carlyle Thayer • Apr 26 2012 • Articles

The current standoff in the South China Sea between the Philippines and China threatens to raise tensions to new heights.

My Limitations as a White British Man…

Matthew A. Hill • Apr 16 2012 • Articles

I have faced a number of difficulties, as all researchers do, when designing, developing and implementing a project. How do I obtain my data, for example, or will I have significant findings?

Rethinking Air/Sea Battle Before It Is Too Late

Dan G. Cox • Apr 6 2012 • Articles

Instead of dying, the Air/Sea Battle concept has done nothing but pick up steam. The biggest problem with it is that it forces China to feel like enemy number one. Hopefully, they won’t start acting like enemy number one.

Romney’s Foreign Policy in the Middle East

Aaron Walter • Apr 3 2012 • Articles

On topics ranging from Iran’s nuclear program to American involvement in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a Romney administration would bring no significant change.

The U.S. Navy – Navigating Through a Changing Climate

David Titley and Robert S. Freeman • Mar 23 2012 • Articles

Predicting the range of future challenges is no easy matter, but it is a necessary part of how military organizations prepare, invest in platforms and weapon systems, conduct training, and concentrate their forces.

Climate Change and the Military

Michael Brzoska • Mar 16 2012 • Articles

While knowledge about the impact of climate change on the role of militaries is scant, planning for a future with climate change has begun.

To Strike or Not to Strike: What is the Endgame in Iran?

Mira Rapp-Hooper • Mar 12 2012 • Articles

Amid all the debate over whether to attack Iran, the most important question to ask is whether this policy will keep Iran non-nuclear indefinitely?

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