Biden’s First Year on the World Stage
By James D. Boys For over a year now, executive power in the United States has rested with Joe Biden.
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Afghanistan: A Sideshow in U.S. Grand Strategy
by James D. Boys Ending the U.S. mission in Afghanistan resulted in an outpouring of disbelief at what Tony Blair
Read moreBiden’s Foreign Policy: Cooperation Is the Only Way Forward
By Nishan Kafle There is an unspoken consensus in the American establishment that the bedrock of U.S. foreign policy is
Read moreBiden and Europe Should Unite Against the Far Right
By Luke Barnes President Joseph R. Biden is keen to reset America’s relations with Western allies, which became severely strained
Read moreHuman Trafficking and Illicit Finance in the Era of Covid-19
By Christina Bain and Joseph Mari As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc across the globe, criminals are finding
Read moreResearch and Policy Seminar with Nils Hägerdal
The Center for Strategic Studies hosted a Research and Policy Seminar with Post-doctoral Research Fellow Nils Hägerdal on April 13.
Read moreCSS Research and Policy Seminar with Polina Beliakova
The Center for Strategic Studies hosted a Research and Policy Seminar with Senior PhD Fellow Polina Beliakova on March 2.
Read moreMonica Toft on “Getting Religion Right in Civil Wars”
CSS Director Monica Toft has published a new academic article at the Journal of Conflict Resolution on “Getting Religion Right
Read moreThe Curious Phenomenon of Academic Telephone: Alternative Facts in History
By Aroop Mukharji In the four years since former White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway popularized the term “alternative facts,” the
Read moreClimate Change, Peacebuilding, and International Relations
By Stephen E. Moncrief Climate change is already reshaping our world. The study of international politics has yet to catch
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