Military interventions by major powers, especially the United States, designed to build states rest on flawed reasoning and a basic misunderstanding of how non-traditional threats emerge.
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Karim Elkady
Nils Hagerdal
Megan McBride
Sidita Kushi
By Ben Sohl Far-right political parties and politicians in the West are becoming increasingly pro-Russian. This affinity confounds foreign policy
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By Monica Duffy Toft Welcome back to a new and exciting academic year at the Center for Strategic Studies. It’s
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By Nils Hägerdal The Persian Gulf is generating headlines at an alarming rate. Oil tankers were sabotaged, attacked, and seized
Read MoreBy Nils Hägerdal Political instability and armed conflicts in the Middle East pose a fundamental challenge to state institutions and
Read MoreHigh defense costs are one of the surest ways to hasten a great power’s decline. By DAVID KAMPF May 30, 2019
Read MoreThomas Cavanna, visiting assistant professor at The Fletcher School, presented a paper on China’s Belt and Road Initiative and its
Read MoreMegan McBride, a postdoctoral fellow and religious studies scholar focusing on terrorism and violence, presented an early draft of her
Read MoreBy Xiaodon L. Liang Theresa May is on her way out, finally. This week, Conservative detractors rallied enough support to
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