Ivo H. Daalder

2008

The Next National Security AdviserDecember 22, 2008

Memorandum to the Next National Security AdvisorDecember 12, 2008

Toward a World Without Nuclear Weapons October 21, 2008

America's New Global ChallengeJuly 24, 2008

Iran and U.S. Missile DefenseJuly 10, 2008

Purposes of a League of DemocraciesMay 29, 2008

The United Nations Can Save BurmaMay 13, 2008

U.S.-Europe Relations: What Role for NATO?May 09, 2008

U.S. Strategy in IraqApril 09, 2008

NATO: A Mockery of EnlargementApril 08, 2008

Presidential Politics Can Help Iraq PolicyMarch 29, 2008

2007

Assessing the Surge in IraqDecember 17, 2007

Iraq After the SurgeDecember 08, 2007

A Nuclear-Free WorldOctober 05, 2007

Restore Trust in America's LeadershipSeptember 01, 2007

Nuclear Weapons in the Age of al-QaedaAugust 13, 2007

The Next Intervention: Legitimacy MattersAugust 06, 2007

Beyond Preemption: Force and Legitimacy in a Changing WorldJuly 01, 2007

Coping with Failure in IraqJune 16, 2007

Sarkozy's Election Reflects Europe's Right TurnMay 07, 2007

America Abroad - A Blog on Current AffairsJanuary 05, 2007

Democracies of the World, UniteJanuary 01, 2007

2006

Who and Why: The Concert of DemocraciesDecember 15, 2006

U.S. and Europe Must Learn About AlliancesDecember 14, 2006

The Iraq Study Group's False HopeDecember 08, 2006

Nuclear Arms Control: If Britain, Why Not the U.S.?December 06, 2006

UK's "Nuclear Deterrent" and Tony Blair's Missed OpportunityDecember 05, 2006

Bush Attends NATO Summit in LatviaNovember 28, 2006

NATO Summit? What Summit?November 27, 2006

Global Challenges for NATONovember 27, 2006

Midterm Elections: A Vote of No ConfidenceNovember 08, 2006

The Limits of North Korea TalksNovember 03, 2006

NATO: For Global Security, Expand the AllianceOctober 12, 2006

The True Failure of Bush's 'War on Terror'September 27, 2006

Five Years After 9/11 - A Balance SheetSeptember 06, 2006

Global NATOSeptember 01, 2006

Not Good For War on TerrorAugust 10, 2006

Wrong on North KoreaJuly 13, 2006

Has Bush Gone Multilateral?July 11, 2006

Democrats Struggling with Iraq PolicyJune 15, 2006

What Should We Make of the Zarqawi News?June 08, 2006

The Iran TalksMay 31, 2006

The Human Rights Abusers Council?May 10, 2006

Reading Ahmadinejad the Kennedy WayMay 10, 2006

Iraq Isn't BosniaMay 03, 2006

Is War with Iran Inevitable?April 21, 2006

Statement on the 2006 National Security StrategyMarch 16, 2006

Dangers of Pre-Emptive War DoctrineMarch 16, 2006

Nonproliferation: Still Time for a Good Deal With IndiaMarch 10, 2006

Face to Face-The Recent Spike in Violence in IraqMarch 02, 2006

Crescent of Crisis: U.S.-European Strategy for the Greater Middle EastFebruary 01, 2006

We Should Strike Iran, but Not With BombsJanuary 22, 2006

The Limits of Rice's DiplomacyJanuary 17, 2006

2005

America Abroad (2005) - A Blog on Current AffairsDecember 22, 2005

Preventive War, A Useful ToolDecember 04, 2005

The Future of PreemptionDecember 01, 2005

Terrorist Attacks in JordanNovember 15, 2005

Bush's Foreign-Policy Strategy: Is the Revolution Over?October 14, 2005

Bolton and Reform of the United NationsAugust 02, 2005

Now's Not the Time for Europe to Go WobblyJuly 03, 2005

The EU Referendums and the Future of EuropeJune 02, 2005

The Return of Bush's Pre-9/11 Foreign PolicyMay 03, 2005

Why the Democrats have a Hard Time Gaining Trust in Diplomacy and SecurityMay 01, 2005

The Bush Administration on Darfur: Less than Meets the EyeApril 05, 2005

Iraqi Political ProcessMarch 31, 2005

U.S. Foreign Policy: Nationalists Once Again TriumphantMarch 15, 2005

Darfur and the Role of the International CommunityMarch 14, 2005

For America, the Age of Geopolitics Has Ended and the Age of Global Politics Has BegunMarch 01, 2005

U.S.-European Relations After Bush's TripFebruary 24, 2005

America Abroad: President Bush Does EuropeFebruary 20, 2005

The Dangers of OverconfidenceFebruary 03, 2005

Elections in IraqJanuary 25, 2005

2004

U.S. Military Strategy in IraqDecember 06, 2004

Restoring Relations with Europe Takes More than Nice WordsDecember 05, 2004

Pushing the UN to Act When It MustDecember 04, 2004

Bush II - More of the SameNovember 08, 2004

An Alliance of Democracies: Our Way or the HighwayNovember 06, 2004

President Bush's Second TermNovember 04, 2004

Security in IraqOctober 26, 2004

Preview of Foreign Policy Debate IssuesSeptember 30, 2004

Bush's Foreign Policy Revolution: A Radical ChangeSeptember 26, 2004

Intelligence and a Power-PlaySeptember 08, 2004

U.S. Policy in Iraq as Death Toll Hits 1000September 08, 2004

Smart Choices About Intelligence ReformAugust 19, 2004

It's Time to Intervene in SudanAugust 13, 2004

New Rules on When to Go to WarAugust 02, 2004

Those Who Ignore History Are Doomed to Hear About ItJuly 14, 2004

The 'Allies' Must Step UpJune 20, 2004

Reagan's Biggest Failure Holds a Lesson for BushJune 10, 2004

The Preemptive-War Doctrine has Met an Early Death in IraqMay 30, 2004

An Alliance of DemocraciesMay 23, 2004

Transfer Power in Iraq to UN and NATOMay 13, 2004

Portrait of a President Bent on ConflictApril 23, 2004

Focus on Iraqi PoliticsApril 16, 2004

Trust Clarke: He's Right About BushMarch 26, 2004

Allies AxedMarch 17, 2004

The Warning in Spain's ElectionMarch 17, 2004

Iran's Nuclear Program: The U.S. and EU have to Come TogetherFebruary 27, 2004

Only Real Negotiations Can Test North KoreaFebruary 24, 2004

Fix What's Broken in IraqFebruary 16, 2004

Why Legitimacy In Iraq MattersJanuary 29, 2004

Dispatches From Iraq, Woven Into Fresh HistoryJanuary 05, 2004

2003

The Future of US-European RelationsDecember 31, 2003

Don't Underestimate George W. BushDecember 21, 2003

Whatever We Do, We Can't Cut and RunDecember 15, 2003

What the Capture of Saddam Means for the Bush AdministrationDecember 14, 2003

A New Strain on AllianceNovember 28, 2003

Why Blair Took the Risk of Making War on IraqNovember 20, 2003

We Ignore Our AlliesNovember 13, 2003

Bush's Priority in Iraq Is Not DemocracyNovember 11, 2003

President Bush's Speech on Global Democracy and FreedomNovember 10, 2003

President Bush's Policies: Foreign EffectsNovember 10, 2003

Bush's Flawed RevolutionNovember 01, 2003

Madrid Help IllusoryOctober 28, 2003

The First Home-Front Battle in the War on TerrorOctober 16, 2003

Condoleezza Rice's Appointment To Head the New Iraq Stabilization GroupOctober 07, 2003

What's Missing?October 05, 2003

The Long HaulOctober 05, 2003

Unilateralism DisgracedOctober 01, 2003

America Unbound: The Bush Revolution in Foreign PolicySeptember 30, 2003

The President's Thorny Olive BranchSeptember 24, 2003

It Takes a WorldSeptember 07, 2003

Loyalty as Foreign PolicySeptember 02, 2003

Nuclear Wal-Mart?September 01, 2003

America Unbound: The Bush Revolution in Foreign PolicySeptember 01, 2003

George W. Bush's Transatlantic CrisisAugust 21, 2003

Uncle Sam's Regime Change in IranJuly 23, 2003

Bush Must Not Be Allowed To Rewrite HistoryJune 24, 2003

Power and Cooperation: An American Foreign Policy for the Age of Global PoliticsJune 01, 2003

The End of AtlanticismJune 01, 2003

American Empire, Not 'If' but 'What Kind'May 10, 2003

The Bush Revolution: The Remaking of America's Foreign PolicyMay 01, 2003

Protecting the American Homeland: One Year OnApril 07, 2003

Internationalize Post-war IraqApril 07, 2003

Blair's Bind: Convincing Bush to Mend FencesMarch 31, 2003

The Coalition That Isn'tMarch 24, 2003

Defining the Terms of Victory in IraqMarch 08, 2003

Listener Questions on IraqMarch 06, 2003

American and European DifferencesMarch 05, 2003

Gaps in Our DefensesFebruary 12, 2003

Allies and IraqFebruary 10, 2003

Forward ThinkingFebruary 07, 2003

Bargaining TableFebruary 02, 2003

Where Are the Hawks on North Korea?February 01, 2003

Iraq's Chances Are Slipping AwayJanuary 28, 2003

Bush, To Win the Peace, Must Win Over AlliesJanuary 26, 2003

Why the U.S. Is Focusing on Iraq; Can U.S. Engage Pyongyang Without Rewarding It?January 05, 2003

Protecting the American Homeland: One Year OnJanuary 01, 2003

The Globalization of Politics: American Foreign Policy for a New CenturyJanuary 01, 2003

2002

Will Iraq Inspections Work? Yes, Probes Will Find Arsenals, Gain Allies for Possible WarDecember 01, 2002

All Eyes Now on IraqNovember 10, 2002

The Use of Force in a Changing World: U.S. and European PerspectivesNovember 01, 2002

It's Hawk vs. Hawk in the Bush AdministrationOctober 27, 2002

Pre-emption Offers No Simple AnswersOctober 23, 2002

Where Is the Debate on Iraq?October 09, 2002

The Bush National Security Strategy: An EvaluationOctober 01, 2002

Mending Fences with GermanySeptember 25, 2002

Elections in GermanySeptember 23, 2002

America's War on Terrorism One Year OnSeptember 12, 2002

It's Still Baseball and Apple PieSeptember 10, 2002

Citizen Vigilance Isn't SufficientSeptember 09, 2002

One-Day Wonder: The dangerous absurdity of the Bush-Putin arms treatyAugust 25, 2002

Speak up, EuropeAugust 08, 2002

No Presidential WarJuly 31, 2002

Greater Focus Needed in Homeland AgencyJuly 18, 2002

Refining What a Homeland Security Department Should Look LikeJuly 14, 2002

Homeland Security StudyJuly 14, 2002

Protecting the Homeland: The President's Proposal for Reorganizing Our Homeland Defense InfrastructureJune 25, 2002

Congress Is Left With the Hard Task of Shaping a Homeland Security Department That WorksJune 23, 2002

Plan to Shield Nation Needs HelpJune 12, 2002

Promise and Problems: President Bush's Homeland Security DepartmentJune 01, 2002

The Anti-Immigrant Parties are Racist, Xenophobic and Intolerant and Could Undermine the European UnionJune 01, 2002

Behind America's Front Lines: Organizing to Protect the HomelandJune 01, 2002

Advisors, Czars and Councils: Organizing for Homeland SecurityJune 01, 2002

Euro-TrashingMay 29, 2002

Let's Cool Those Terrorism AlertsMay 23, 2002

Nuclear Treaty Is all Style, No SubstanceMay 21, 2002

Reorganize Effort to Secure HomelandMay 12, 2002

Protecting the American HomelandMay 01, 2002

Homeland SecurityApril 30, 2002

Organizing for Homeland SecurityApril 11, 2002

Powell's Impossible BriefApril 11, 2002

U.S. Must Take Bold Mideast StepsApril 09, 2002

Enhancing Homeland Security: Organizational OptionsApril 01, 2002

A Last Chance for Saddam HusseinMarch 24, 2002

Force Isn't Only Way to Confront 'Axis'March 24, 2002

The First Line of Ridge's DefenseMarch 20, 2002

Nuclear PolicyMarch 14, 2002

Nuclear Policy ReviewMarch 11, 2002

Expanding War Now Would Pose DangersMarch 10, 2002

U.S. Must Work to Keep Victory from UnravelingMarch 01, 2002

What Is Colin Powell Up To?February 25, 2002

To Fight Terror, Increase Foreign AidFebruary 15, 2002

U.S. Power Compels Europe to ActFebruary 14, 2002

Security Comes with Building Peace, Not Just BarriersFebruary 03, 2002

A New Agenda for Nuclear Weapons: On Nuclear Weapons, Destroy and CodifyFebruary 01, 2002

Playing Numbers Game with Nuclear Force CutsJanuary 17, 2002

Stuck in the Cold WarJanuary 14, 2002

Is Iraq Next?January 10, 2002

Unfinished BusinessJanuary 06, 2002

2001

At Issue: Should U.S. Troops Participate in an International Peacekeeping Force in Afghanistan?December 21, 2001

Unilateralism Is Alive and Well in WashingtonDecember 21, 2001

U.S. Chooses To Go it Alone Despite RisksDecember 18, 2001

America Three Months LaterDecember 11, 2001

U.S Policy on Iraq: A Troubled HistoryDecember 02, 2001

Next Stop: Iraq?December 02, 2001

Nasty, Brutish and Long: America's War on TerrorismDecember 01, 2001

Bombing Baghdad too RiskyNovember 29, 2001

Bush Has an Obligation to Build an Afghan PeaceNovember 24, 2001

Bush Must Melt His Cold War MentalityNovember 20, 2001

Strategic Failure: U.S., Russia are Losing Momentum to Reduce Nuclear RiskNovember 18, 2001

How NOT to Reorganize for Homeland SecurityNovember 07, 2001

NATO in Macedonia: Giving Peacekeeping a Bad NameNovember 01, 2001

A New NSC for a New AdministrationNovember 01, 2001

Bush and Powell Need to Remember the Lessons of KosovoNovember 01, 2001

U.S. Counts the Cost of Its Decision to FightOctober 28, 2001

Ground War Will Be Risky, but NecessaryOctober 21, 2001

Organizing for Homeland SecurityOctober 12, 2001

The Wider War to ComeOctober 10, 2001

The Road Ahead Is Probably UphillOctober 08, 2001

The New Cold WarSeptember 30, 2001

A New Cold WarSeptember 26, 2001

A New Kind of War Requires a Different StrategySeptember 21, 2001

More Time in MacedoniaSeptember 11, 2001

Putting Nuclear Weapons Out of ReachAugust 31, 2001

NATO's Macedonia Mission is No PicnicAugust 20, 2001

It's Time for Germany to Start Pulling Its Weight in EuropeAugust 10, 2001

Bush Policies Are Isolating AmericaAugust 02, 2001

The Atlantic AllianceJune 24, 2001

Are the United States and Europe Heading for Divorce?June 01, 2001

Missile Defense Plan Short on SubstanceMay 02, 2001

Unilateral Withdrawal From the ABM Treaty Is a Bad IdeaApril 30, 2001

Missile Defenses: The Case for a Limited Insurance DefenseApril 25, 2001

Bush Succeeds by Not Playing ToughApril 12, 2001

Balkans Still Fragile, Even After Milosevic ArrestApril 07, 2001

Macedonia Crisis Part of Regional ProblemApril 01, 2001

Get Over It, Mr. Bush - The Cold War Has FinishedMarch 24, 2001

How to Revitalize a Dysfunctional State DepartmentMarch 01, 2001

How Operational and Visible an NSC?February 23, 2001

Overextended in IraqFebruary 18, 2001

Putting Europe FirstFebruary 01, 2001

2000

Election Shows Strength, Not Weakness, of American DemocracyNovember 21, 2000

Bush Plan Would Weaken Crucial Link to AlliesOctober 29, 2000

Stop Picking on BillOctober 22, 2000

""He's Gone"" -- The End of the Milosevic EraOctober 15, 2000

Don't Pull Out of the BalkansSeptember 28, 2000

Where to Cut U.S. Military Presence?September 11, 2000

How to Stop the Next Balkans WarSeptember 01, 2000

Europe: Rebalancing the U.S.-European RelationshipSeptember 01, 2000

The United States in the Balkans: There to StaySeptember 01, 2000

Another Balkan War?August 22, 2000

The Domestic Politics of National Missile DefenseJuly 10, 2000

Winning Ugly: NATO's War to Save KosovoJune 06, 2000

Deploying NMD: Not Whether, But HowMarch 01, 2000

Squeeze Austria to Cleanse Its GovernmentFebruary 14, 2000

Getting to Dayton: The Making of America's Bosnia PolicyFebruary 11, 2000

1999

Bush: Still Needs Work on Foreign AffairsDecember 08, 1999

U.S. Diplomacy before the Kosovo WarSeptember 28, 1999

Emerging Answers: Kosovo, NATO, and the Use of ForceJune 01, 1999

NATO at 50: The Summit & BeyondJune 01, 1999

NATO's Chances in Kosovo Depend Upon Washington's LeadershipApril 25, 1999

If No Ground Troops, NATO Should Cut Its LossesApril 25, 1999

Brookings NATO ReportApril 01, 1999

NATO, the UN, and the Use of ForceMarch 01, 1999

1998

Decision to Intervene: How the War in Bosnia EndedDecember 01, 1998

Slouching toward a breakaway KosovoNovember 04, 1998

Peace at any price? Kosovo deal costs Milosevic little, is unlikely to resolve crisisOctober 18, 1998