Michael E. O'Hanlon

2009

Vision for Victory in Afghanistan - Part IINovember 19, 2009

Vision for Victory in Afghanistan - Part INovember 18, 2009

Police Reform a Reason for Hope in AfghanistanNovember 16, 2009

Abdullah's Withdrawal from the Runoff Election in AfghanistanOctober 31, 2009

Make American Resources Conditional on Afghan ProgressOctober 19, 2009

Should President Obama Send More Troops to Afghanistan?October 11, 2009

States of Iraq, Afghanistan and PakistanOctober 07, 2009

Gen. Stanley McChrystal: A General Within Bounds in AfghanistanOctober 06, 2009

How to Measure the War in Afghanistan and IraqOctober 01, 2009

No Big Blank Checks for AfghanistanOctober 01, 2009

A Good Idea For Dealing With African PiratesSeptember 29, 2009

Why We Can't Go Small In AfghanistanSeptember 24, 2009

Tie Troops to Progress on Afghanistan’s CorruptionSeptember 23, 2009

What's Right With AfghanistanSeptember 02, 2009

Afghanistan: Measuring Progress Toward PeaceSeptember 01, 2009

Kids with Autism Deserve Better August 19, 2009

Which Path to Persia?: Options for a New American Strategy toward IranAugust 15, 2009

U.S. Boots On Congo GroundAugust 14, 2009

Barack Obama, Kevin Rudd and the Australia-U.S. AllianceAugust 11, 2009

Obama off to a Good Start on Security IssuesAugust 04, 2009

How the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars Have Shaped the Obama AdministrationJuly 28, 2009

Iraq's Northern ProblemJuly 21, 2009

We Might Still Need More Troops In AfghanistanJuly 07, 2009

Why Afghanistan Is No IraqJuly 06, 2009

Building A Basis For Success in AfghanistanJuly 01, 2009

U.S. Troops Withdraw From Iraq's CitiesJune 30, 2009

Options for a New American Strategy Toward IranJune 30, 2009

A New North Korea StrategyJune 24, 2009

The States of Iraq and AfghanistanJune 18, 2009

Obama's Defense Budget GapJune 10, 2009

Obama Administration's Sound Thinking On Missile DefenseJune 09, 2009

North Korea Collapse ScenariosJune 09, 2009

Quarantine Possibilities for North Korea ShippingMay 28, 2009

Rays of Hope in Pakistan, the World’s Powder KegMay 12, 2009

The Convoy Solution to Combating PiracyMay 11, 2009

Change of Command in AfghanistanMay 11, 2009

Pakistan's Nuclear Scenarios: The Risks with BombingMay 06, 2009

Assessing Counterinsurgency and Stabilization MissionsMay 04, 2009

First 100 days: Grading Obama’s Foreign PolicyApril 29, 2009

Democratic Republic of Congo: World's Deadliest SpotApril 29, 2009

Lloyd Austin: A U.S. Military Hero You Should KnowApril 23, 2009

A Tighter Command Is Needed in AfghanistanApril 10, 2009

No-Drama Obama and the North KoreansApril 01, 2009

Budgeting for Hard Power: Defense and Security Spending Under Barack ObamaApril 01, 2009

Grading Obama's Afghanistan StrategyMarch 27, 2009

An Exit Strategy is a Must-Have for AfghanistanMarch 25, 2009

Toward Reconciliation in AfghanistanMarch 24, 2009

Can Obama Win In Afghanistan?March 20, 2009

The States of Iraq and AfghanistanMarch 20, 2009

The Sixth Anniversary of the War in IraqMarch 18, 2009

Warfare Balance SheetMarch 06, 2009

Iraq’s Year of Living DangerouslyFebruary 26, 2009

President Obama and Autism HopesFebruary 15, 2009

Resources for "Hard Power": The 2010 Budget for Defense, Homeland Security, and Related ProgramsFebruary 13, 2009

Resettling Iraq's Four Million DisplacedFebruary 09, 2009

Homeland Security Agenda for the Obama AdministrationJanuary 26, 2009

Biden Entitled to His Overseas TripJanuary 09, 2009

Playing for Keeps in AfghanistanJanuary 07, 2009

2008

The State of Iraq: An UpdateDecember 29, 2008

A New Old Nuclear ArsenalDecember 25, 2008

The Evolution of Iraq StrategyDecember 17, 2008

Afghanistan is Not Iraq—but ...December 12, 2008

Don't Rush Georgia and Ukraine into NATODecember 02, 2008

How to Win In AfghanistanNovember 14, 2008

The 4 Percent Defense Spending ChimeraNovember 11, 2008

Lessons Of The Troop Surge in IraqNovember 04, 2008

How to Finish the Job in IraqOctober 22, 2008

From Losing To Winning In AfghanistanOctober 03, 2008

Opportunity 08, Second Edition: Independent Ideas for America's Next PresidentOctober 01, 2008

What the Candidates Said During the Foreign Policy DebateSeptember 28, 2008

Keeping North Korea in MindSeptember 26, 2008

The Debate on Foreign Policy We Want to HearSeptember 26, 2008

Testing the Candidates on Foreign PolicySeptember 10, 2008

Iraq's Displaced MillionsAugust 21, 2008

Russia and the FutureAugust 17, 2008

How to Leave a Stable IraqAugust 09, 2008

U.S. Troops Not Quite Ready to Go Home from IraqAugust 05, 2008

Vietnam's Model for North KoreaJuly 17, 2008

Welcome Back, VeteransJuly 06, 2008

The Pentagon and AutismJuly 02, 2008

The State of Iraq: An UpdateJune 22, 2008

The Road Ahead: Progress and Challenges in IraqJune 19, 2008

Recent Developments in IraqJune 15, 2008

U.S. Overseas Military Presence in the 21st CenturyJune 01, 2008

A Presidential Campaign in Need of a PerotMay 25, 2008

Aid Strategy for Burma's Cyclone VictimsMay 13, 2008

U.S. Military Check-Up TimeMay 04, 2008

Hawkish Engagement Needed with Iran?April 21, 2008

Iraq: Reasons for Strategic PatienceApril 16, 2008

Troop Reductions after the Surge in IraqMarch 26, 2008

Resurrecting the Test-Ban TreatyMarch 12, 2008

Reality and the Iraq WarMarch 11, 2008

The State of Iraq: An UpdateMarch 09, 2008

Candidate Issue Index: IraqFebruary 25, 2008

Benefits of Hiring Young VeteransFebruary 17, 2008

Time for Kurdish RealismFebruary 09, 2008

Iraq's Progress ReportJanuary 27, 2008

Military RecruitmentJanuary 23, 2008

Making Iraq Safe for PoliticsJanuary 20, 2008

Obama and IraqJanuary 07, 2008

Iraq's Unknown EconomyJanuary 06, 2008

2007

North Korea Out of a Corner?December 27, 2007

The State of Iraq: An UpdateDecember 22, 2007

A New Course on IraqDecember 05, 2007

A Dialogue: Engaging the Latin American WorldNovember 27, 2007

Beyond Early Diagnosis of AutismNovember 14, 2007

Iraq Economy Muddles AlongNovember 08, 2007

Resolving The Kurdish DilemmaNovember 02, 2007

Progress of the War in IraqNovember 02, 2007

Opportunity 08: Independent Ideas for America's Next PresidentNovember 01, 2007

Beyond Corn-Based EthanolOctober 26, 2007

Iowa Forum on Energy and National SecurityOctober 17, 2007

Shared SacrificeOctober 11, 2007

Rewards of Hiring VeteransOctober 09, 2007

Granite State Advice on Health Care ReformOctober 04, 2007

The Case for Soft PartitionOctober 03, 2007

Trends in IraqOctober 01, 2007

Petraeus Doesn't Cook the BooksSeptember 10, 2007

Dueling Realities in IraqSeptember 05, 2007

The State of Iraq: An UpdateSeptember 04, 2007

The Work Behind Our Iraq ViewsAugust 25, 2007

Iraq Trip ReportAugust 05, 2007

Stability in Iraq: A War We Just Might WinJuly 30, 2007

The Case for Soft Partition in IraqJune 01, 2007

Big Ideas for the 2008 RaceMay 31, 2007

Europe Based Antimissile System: Defense We Just Don't Need (Yet)May 17, 2007

Interim Report on the Surge in IraqMay 11, 2007

China's Rise and the Taiwan ChallengeMay 03, 2007

Fighting A Ruthless Foe in IraqApril 24, 2007

What Would the Iraq Study Group Do?April 10, 2007

How to Judge Defense Secretary Robert GatesApril 03, 2007

Iraq Needs Study Group IIMarch 29, 2007

Q&A: Current Data on the Iraq WarMarch 19, 2007

The State of Iraq: An UpdateMarch 18, 2007

Iraq Deserves One More ChanceMarch 01, 2007

Stemming Nuclear Proliferation: Prevent and Manage the Rise of New Nuclear PowersFebruary 28, 2007

Increasing the Size and Power of the U.S. MilitaryFebruary 28, 2007

British Troop Drawdown Rationale And RisksFebruary 24, 2007

North Korea Nuclear Deal?February 14, 2007

National Security and Foreign OwnershipFebruary 07, 2007

Beijing's Dangerous Missile MistakeFebruary 05, 2007

A Skeptic's Case for the SurgeJanuary 14, 2007

Where We Are: The Current Situation in IraqJanuary 10, 2007

Resort to 'Soft-Partition' Repair in Iraq?January 08, 2007

Beyond PetroleumJanuary 03, 2007

A Bosnia Option for IraqJanuary 01, 2007

2006

Combating Autism Act: A Key Achievement of 109th CongressDecember 24, 2006

How Americans Can Stop GenocideDecember 21, 2006

The State of Iraq: An UpdateDecember 20, 2006

Towards Conditional Commitment in IraqDecember 08, 2006

Studying Autism Isn't EnoughNovember 21, 2006

After the Midterms, Good Cop and Bad Cop on IraqNovember 09, 2006

What is a Hard Power Progressive?November 01, 2006

Election 2006: Another Type of DemocratNovember 01, 2006

A Military Path to CitizenshipOctober 19, 2006

How Likely Is Second North Korea Nuke Test?October 19, 2006

National Security and the Midterm ElectionsOctober 15, 2006

A Push against PyongyangOctober 12, 2006

Pyongyang: Reform or AbyssOctober 11, 2006

North Korea: World Must Present United FrontOctober 10, 2006

National Security: Let's Play Our StrengthsOctober 09, 2006

North Korea Announces Nuclear TestOctober 09, 2006

Creating a Lasting Shift on DefenseOctober 03, 2006

Hard Power: The New Politics of National SecurityOctober 01, 2006

The State of Iraq: An UpdateOctober 01, 2006

Policy Council Q & A on IraqSeptember 08, 2006

Is the Media Being Fair in Iraq?September 01, 2006

South Korea: A Disunited Allied Force?August 28, 2006

Voluntary Ethnic Relocation in Iraq?August 27, 2006

Success in Iraq Is Up to the IraqisAugust 13, 2006

Condoleezza Rice Must Push for a Lasting Cease-Fire in LebanonAugust 01, 2006

Taking It to the Streets in IraqJuly 28, 2006

Israeli Offensive: Have Airstrikes Gone Too Far?July 21, 2006

North Korea Test Fires Series of MissilesJuly 06, 2006

Iraq: A Boost for ReconstructionJuly 02, 2006

Preemption and North KoreaJune 28, 2006

Homeland Security: Border ProtectionJune 28, 2006

The State of Space: Strategic Reconnaissance to Tactical Warfighting to Possible WeaponizationJune 21, 2006

Iraq's New Government Must DeliverJune 18, 2006

The State of Iraq: An UpdateJune 16, 2006

Iraq Index: Measuring Progress in Security, ServicesJune 15, 2006

Homeland Security Funding: Urban Area Grant MazeJune 09, 2006

Nation Building: Not for the FaintheartedJune 05, 2006

Homeland Security Spending: Protecting Our CitiesJune 03, 2006

Analysis on U.S.-Iran TalksJune 01, 2006

Keep FEMA Where It IsMay 12, 2006

More Change May be Coming at CIAMay 07, 2006

Army Genocide Prevention Unit?May 07, 2006

Misplaced Blame: The Media's Performance in IraqApril 11, 2006

French Unrest and Venezuela ThreatsApril 10, 2006

Protecting the Homeland 2006/2007April 01, 2006

Iraq: How to Stop a Civil WarMarch 27, 2006

The State of Iraq: An UpdateMarch 19, 2006

Violence in Iraq and Saddam Hussein's Mass Murder TrialMarch 15, 2006

Bush Addresses War in Iraq with SpeechesMarch 13, 2006

U.S. Exit From Iraq: Zogby Poll AnalysisMarch 03, 2006

Port Deal Raises Serious ConcernsMarch 02, 2006

Quadrennial Defense Review ResonanceFebruary 17, 2006

Iran: Regaining Energy LeverageJanuary 31, 2006

We Can't Stop Rebuilding IraqJanuary 24, 2006

Looking Ahead: Troop Withdrawal in IraqJanuary 02, 2006

2005

The State of Iraq: An UpdateDecember 14, 2005

Civil-Military Relations: Our Dangerous, Growing DivideNovember 28, 2005

Autism and HopeNovember 23, 2005

Plan a Moderate Iraq Exit StrategyNovember 22, 2005

Assessing the State of Homeland SecurityOctober 26, 2005

Iraq: U.S. Machismo is Not the AnswerOctober 25, 2005

Let Military Keep Order In DisastersOctober 06, 2005

The Iraqi Constitution: Potentially Fatal FlawSeptember 02, 2005

Expand the Six-Party AgendaAugust 10, 2005

Walk Softly and Carry Less DebtJuly 30, 2005

Is Electricity to North Korea Enough?July 18, 2005

Wrong on North KoreaJuly 13, 2005

What Bush Left Out: Security and Economic Policies in Iraq Need RepairJuly 01, 2005

The Wrong Symbol: Mistakes at Guantanamo Fuel Muslims' Hatred for the U.S.June 26, 2005

Wanted: A Roadmap for North KoreaJune 09, 2005

Guantanamo: Amnesty AstrayJune 06, 2005

The State of Iraq: An UpdateJune 03, 2005

The Democrat ArmedJune 01, 2005

Stronger U.S. Push Needed for N. Korea ReformMay 17, 2005

Stop Turning a Blind Eye to Autistic ChildrenMay 11, 2005

Speaking Truth to RumsfeldMay 03, 2005

The Risk of War Over Taiwan is RealMay 01, 2005

Calming the Japan-China RiftApril 21, 2005

A New Approach to North KoreaApril 12, 2005

The North Korean Nuclear ThreatApril 01, 2005

Defense Strategy for the Post-Saddam EraApril 01, 2005

Dealing with Grief Among AlliesMarch 10, 2005

Don't Blame Canada for Missile-defense SnubMarch 03, 2005

The Iraq War: Departure Does Not Mean DefeatFebruary 23, 2005

The Right Thing Is Not Permanent Tax CutsFebruary 21, 2005

The State of Iraq: An UpdateFebruary 21, 2005

Iraq and Beyond: Defense in a Second Bush AdministrationFebruary 16, 2005

Iraq: Time to Announce a TimetableFebruary 02, 2005

A Sunni Role Is Essential in New IraqJanuary 18, 2005

Double the Savings: Pentagon Reforms and CutbacksJanuary 11, 2005

Iraqi Elections: Time for FlexibilityJanuary 09, 2005

The Future of Arms ControlJanuary 01, 2005

Iraq Without a PlanJanuary 01, 2005

2004

U.N. Reform PotentialDecember 17, 2004

The State Of Iraq: An UpdateNovember 26, 2004

Neocon Lessons for DemocratsNovember 09, 2004

Why Americans Feel Safe with BushNovember 08, 2004

Assessing U.S. Troop Strength in IraqNovember 07, 2004

We Really Did Have a Chance at Bin LadenOctober 31, 2004

Coalitions in Iraq: '91 vs. NowOctober 19, 2004

Let's Finish the Job in AfghanistanOctober 13, 2004

Nobody Wants a Draft, but What if We Need One?October 13, 2004

Force Alone Will Not Curb the Terror ThreatOctober 05, 2004

A Matter of Force--and FairnessOctober 01, 2004

U.S. Policy in IraqSeptember 28, 2004

Why the War Wasn't IllegalSeptember 26, 2004

Iraq: A Quantitative AssessmentSeptember 17, 2004

In Defense of KerrySeptember 09, 2004

No Long-Term Gains Against Terror YetSeptember 08, 2004

Iraq - By the NumbersSeptember 03, 2004

The Need to Increase the Size of the Deployable ArmySeptember 01, 2004

The Urgent Need to Save Lives with ForceAugust 26, 2004

Assessing John Kerry's Claims About Our AlliesAugust 15, 2004

The State Of Iraq: An UpdateAugust 10, 2004

Is Iraq 'Calming Down'?July 20, 2004

Sharing the BurdenJuly 19, 2004

Can The C.I.A. Really Be That Bad?July 13, 2004

In the Wake of a MessJune 30, 2004

America's Welcome Military RethinkJune 24, 2004

Why the U.S. Forces/Korea Plan Makes SenseJune 15, 2004

Why America's South Korea Plan Makes SenseJune 10, 2004

Benchmarks in IraqJune 07, 2004

Rebuilding Iraq and Rebuilding the U.S. ArmyJune 04, 2004

Gauging the AftermathJune 01, 2004

Set a Date to Pull OutMay 18, 2004

The State Of Iraq: An UpdateMay 16, 2004

Secretary on the DefensiveMay 07, 2004

Kerry's Vision ThingMay 04, 2004

Conscription Is the Wrong PrescriptionApril 28, 2004

Neither Star Wars nor Sanctuary: Constraining the Military Uses of SpaceApril 22, 2004

The Iraq MissionApril 21, 2004

A Democratic Case for Missile DefenseApril 12, 2004

To Avoid Calamities, Boost African Intervention ForceApril 05, 2004

Bold Basing PlanApril 04, 2004

Kerry's Supposed Super-liberalismMarch 24, 2004

Blix Blames Politicians, Not Intelligence, for IraqMarch 20, 2004

Confusion Between War on Terror and Iraq WarMarch 19, 2004

Iraq One Year LaterMarch 19, 2004

Japanese Troops Might be of More Benefit ElsewhereMarch 03, 2004

The Humanitarian Transformation: Expanding Global Intervention CapacityMarch 01, 2004

Doctrine Not RadicalFebruary 29, 2004

U.S. on Road to Bad Economic HealthFebruary 23, 2004

Iraq's Timely VoteFebruary 17, 2004

Military and Economic Trends in Postwar IraqFebruary 11, 2004

Bringing Democracy to a New IraqFebruary 01, 2004

Has U.S. War in Iraq Slowed War on Terror?January 18, 2004

Dean's (In)experience as Governor of VermontJanuary 18, 2004

Dean's Claim Doesn't Hold UpJanuary 12, 2004

Democrats Need to Get Over Their AngerJanuary 08, 2004

Dean's Foreign Policy: Multiple Choice Campaign ImageJanuary 04, 2004

2003

After Saddam: Capture Provides Psychological Lift, But Iraq's Future UncertainDecember 21, 2003

Military Medals and Pentagon MeddlersDecember 19, 2003

Will Iraq Be Howard's End?December 03, 2003

Sensible Plan for South KoreaNovember 29, 2003

The Good NewsNovember 25, 2003

The Congress Shares Responsibility for WarNovember 19, 2003

Op-Chart: Tracking Trends in IraqNovember 14, 2003

Misperceptions On the WarNovember 05, 2003

Clinton's Strong Defense LegacyNovember 01, 2003

A Relatively Promising Counterinsurgency War: Assessing Progress in IraqOctober 29, 2003

Rumsfeld's MemoOctober 26, 2003

Stretching the EvidenceOctober 11, 2003

Turning of the TideOctober 07, 2003

Iraq: A Mixture of Good News and BadOctober 05, 2003

Back from Iraq: Eye-Opening MomentsSeptember 30, 2003

Assessing Progress in IraqSeptember 29, 2003

The State of Affairs in IraqSeptember 28, 2003

Think Bigger on North KoreaSeptember 17, 2003

A Crisis that Bush Cannot Afford to IgnoreSeptember 03, 2003

Taking the LeadSeptember 01, 2003

Economic Reform and Military Downsizing: A Key to Solving the North Korean Nuclear Crisis?September 01, 2003

Toward a Grand Bargain with North KoreaSeptember 01, 2003

Dealing with Danger from North KoreaAugust 31, 2003

U.N.'s Role in IraqAugust 28, 2003

Possible Win-Win Solution to the North Korean CrisisAugust 16, 2003

U.S. Would Do Well To Broaden Scope of North Korean TalksAugust 14, 2003

Do the Math: We Need More Boots on the GroundAugust 12, 2003

What North Korea Wants: Rescue Its EconomyAugust 06, 2003

War Notes for the Leaders in PyongyangAugust 03, 2003

Crisis on the Korean Peninsula: How to Deal with a Nuclear North KoreaAugust 01, 2003

A Global Solution Is Needed for Illicit WeaponsJuly 11, 2003

Breaking the ArmyJuly 03, 2003

Preempting North Korean Threat in the SeaJune 20, 2003

History Will Credit ShinsekiJune 19, 2003

Operation Iraqi Freedom and the Future of the U.S. MilitaryJune 19, 2003

America Can Buy Security for North KoreaJune 13, 2003

Why Rumsfeld Should Lay Off the FrenchMay 30, 2003

Road Map for Peace in the Middle East and North KoreaMay 25, 2003

Rumsfeld Is Right on the MoneyMay 16, 2003

Defense Transformation ActMay 15, 2003

Bridging the Roh-Bush Divide on KoreaMay 14, 2003

U.S. Can't Relax Anti-Terror StepsMay 14, 2003

We Need To Make North Korea a Big DealMay 13, 2003

General DisagreementApril 30, 2003

A Reality Check for the Rumsfeld DoctrineApril 29, 2003

The Priority in Iraq: Forestalling a Humanitarian CrisisApril 14, 2003

Just How Good Was Our Strategy?April 10, 2003

Was the Strategy Brilliant?April 09, 2003

Protecting the American Homeland: One Year OnApril 07, 2003

A Daring Foray into BaghdadApril 06, 2003

The Big Breakthrough?April 02, 2003

And Now, the Good NewsMarch 28, 2003

Rumsfeld and All the Army's MenMarch 27, 2003

The Coming Joint Fight Against the Republican GuardMarch 26, 2003

Tragic Losses Part of EquationMarch 25, 2003

Despite Opening Successes, Urban War May Still Lie AheadMarch 23, 2003

Military StrategyMarch 21, 2003

Cargo SecurityMarch 20, 2003

The War's First Day: Did We Blow Our Best Chance To Get Saddam?March 20, 2003

Saddam Will Have To Be Beaten on the GroundMarch 18, 2003

Panama's Combat Lessons Apply to IraqMarch 15, 2003

Let's Rethink America's Global Military PresenceMarch 13, 2003

Shinseki vs. WolfowitzMarch 04, 2003

It's No Longer Just the Economy, StupidFebruary 19, 2003

A Time for WarFebruary 05, 2003

State of the Union - Military ReactionJanuary 29, 2003

Forget About Military DraftJanuary 29, 2003

Expanding Global Military Capacity for Humanitarian InterventionJanuary 22, 2003

The Dangers of Delaying an Attack on IraqJanuary 19, 2003

War Deadline Weeks AwayJanuary 12, 2003

U.S. Military BuildupJanuary 12, 2003

Too Big a Buck for the BangJanuary 06, 2003

A "Master Plan" to Deal With North KoreaJanuary 01, 2003

Scoring the Iraq AftermathJanuary 01, 2003

Estimating Casualties in a War to Overthrow SaddamJanuary 01, 2003

2002

Prepare our Cities for War with IraqDecember 31, 2002

Bargain Tough with North KoreansDecember 26, 2002

China and Taiwan: An Offer Washington Ought to ConsiderDecember 26, 2002

A Hard Line in the Sand With N. KoreaDecember 25, 2002

Force and FinesseDecember 16, 2002

A Clumsy U.S. Risks Ties to SeoulDecember 11, 2002

The Pentagon's Budget: A Superpower Still Has To Set PrioritiesDecember 01, 2002

The New National Security Strategy and PreemptionDecember 01, 2002

Rumsfeld Forges a Smart War PlanNovember 21, 2002

Osama's Alive! Does it Matter?November 20, 2002

The Weapons Inspectors Can SucceedNovember 15, 2002

How the Hard-Liners LostNovember 10, 2002

Welcome Weapons CutbacksNovember 05, 2002

What Should Japan Do Next in the War on Terror?November 01, 2002

The Price of StabilityOctober 22, 2002

North Korea Is No IraqOctober 21, 2002

Overthrowing Saddam: Calculating the Costs and CasualtiesOctober 09, 2002

Israel's New Arrow Missile Defense SystemOctober 06, 2002

War Against Saddam's Regime: Winnable but No CakewalkOctober 02, 2002

Rumsfeld's Exaggerations: On the Saddam/Al-Qaeda LinkOctober 02, 2002

Iraq's Threat to U.S. ExaggeratedSeptember 26, 2002

Counting Casualties: How many people would die in an Iraqi War?September 25, 2002

Saddam's Bomb: How close is Iraq to having a nuclear weapon?September 18, 2002

The Real Star WarsSeptember 16, 2002

The Iraq UltimatumSeptember 09, 2002

Getting Serious About IraqSeptember 01, 2002

Three Months to BaghdadAugust 30, 2002

Defense Policy Choices for the Bush Administration: Second EditionAugust 01, 2002

A Marine's Lessons for EuropeAugust 01, 2002

Can This War Ever Be Ended?July 23, 2002

We Must Circle the Right WagonsJuly 16, 2002

The Bush Doctrine: Strike FirstJuly 14, 2002

The Hard Road to BaghdadJuly 10, 2002

Afghan StabilityJuly 07, 2002

Send Stronger 'Stability Force' to AfghanistanJune 14, 2002

Can Homeland Security Plan Make Us Safe?June 07, 2002

Defending America, Revised and Updated: The Case for Limited National Missile DefenseJune 01, 2002

Rumsfeld's Defence VisionJune 01, 2002

The Escalating Situation Between India and PakistanMay 29, 2002

We're Ready To Fight IraqMay 29, 2002

The Navy's New Math Could Add UpMay 26, 2002

Terror WarningsMay 22, 2002

Early Warning Was Still Too LateMay 18, 2002

Unfinished DefenseMay 12, 2002

Rumsfeld Fights the Good Fight in Bid to Derail Artillery SystemMay 09, 2002

Protecting the American HomelandMay 01, 2002

A Flawed MasterpieceMay 01, 2002

Did Military Misstep Let Bin Laden Escape?April 28, 2002

Military StructureApril 22, 2002

Bush Points U.S. Aid in the Right DirectionApril 08, 2002

Cruise Control: A Case for Missile DefenseApril 01, 2002

Help Africa Help Itself MilitarilyMarch 18, 2002

War on TerrorMarch 10, 2002

Who Will Limit the U.S. Defense Budget?March 03, 2002

Saving Lives with Force: An Agenda for Expanding the ACRIMarch 01, 2002

Limiting the Growth of the U.S. Defense Budget: An Alternative to the Bush Administration NumbersMarch 01, 2002

Restraining the Growth of the U.S. Defense BudgetFebruary 28, 2002

Bush's Massive Defense Budget Misses an OpportunityFebruary 10, 2002

Choosing The Right EnemiesFebruary 06, 2002

Saluting the Military's Wishes Has a PenaltyJanuary 28, 2002

Keep U.S. Nuclear Testing on the Back BurnerJanuary 21, 2002

Afghanistan and BeyondJanuary 06, 2002

Should the War on Terrorism Target Iraq? Implementing a Bush Doctrine on DeterrenceJanuary 01, 2002

Winning With the Military Clinton Left BehindJanuary 01, 2002

2001

A Tougher Target: The Afghanistan model of warfare may not apply very well to IraqDecember 26, 2001

What the Muslim World Is WatchingDecember 09, 2001

Dealing with IraqNovember 30, 2001

Tired Coast Guard Needs Budget BoostNovember 19, 2001

What a Difference a Week MakesNovember 16, 2001

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

At the Pace of the Offensive, the Taliban Will Survive the WinterOctober 26, 2001

The Hunger FactorOctober 18, 2001

September 11 Verdict - Yes to Missile Defense, But Don't Alienate Russia or ChinaOctober 17, 2001

Next, the Hard PartOctober 08, 2001

Humanitarian Relief Key to U.S. SuccessOctober 08, 2001

Bombing Out of the Stone AgeOctober 04, 2001

Action Plan for Defending the HomelandSeptember 30, 2001

Stop, Look Before Leaping Into WarSeptember 19, 2001

Symbolic Missile Strikes Won't Work; We Need Sterner MeasuresSeptember 14, 2001

Japan Has Kept Asia Anxious Too LongAugust 16, 2001

Democrats' Risk on Missile DefenseAugust 03, 2001

Beyond Missile Defense: Countering Terrorism and Weapons of Mass DestructionAugust 01, 2001

America Must Fight in the Real WorldJuly 31, 2001

Double Talk on Missile DefenseJuly 31, 2001

A Realistic Approach to Missile Defense TalksJuly 31, 2001

Cut the Military, But Not Too MuchJuly 26, 2001

Widening the Gap: Policy Concerns of U.S., Europe Steadily DivergingJuly 20, 2001

Radical Reform UnnecessaryJuly 18, 2001

Saving Lives with Force: An Agenda for Expanding the ACRIJuly 12, 2001

What Price for Military Readiness?June 27, 2001

Lighten Up on RumsfeldMay 24, 2001

Defending America: The Case for Limited National Missile DefenseMay 15, 2001

Bush Administration Must Ease Up on RussiaMay 08, 2001

Where Are U.S.-P.R.C. Relations HeadedMay 01, 2001

A Need for AmbiguityApril 27, 2001

ABM Treaty Under AttackApril 26, 2001

Stop a New War Before It StartsApril 26, 2001

The Right Arms for TaiwanApril 14, 2001

China Is Hardly the Only Threat to U.S. InterestsApril 04, 2001

Defense Policy Choices for the Bush Administration, 2001-2005March 15, 2001

Irresponsible BudgetMarch 03, 2001

Measuring U.S. Military ReadinessMarch 01, 2001

Come Partly Home, America: How to Downsize U.S. Deployments AbroadMarch 01, 2001

For Star Wars, Small Is BeautifulFebruary 19, 2001

Overextended in IraqFebruary 18, 2001

Not Raising the Defense Budget Is IndefensibleFebruary 08, 2001

Defending America: A Plan for a Limited National Missile DefenseFebruary 01, 2001

Prudent or Paranoid? The Pentagon's Two-War PlansFebruary 01, 2001

2000

Rapid Deployment On Missile DefenseDecember 27, 2000

Russian Offer on Warheads a Good IdeaNovember 30, 2000

Clinton-Gore Defense Policy Was on TargetNovember 02, 2000

Solving Today's Defense DilemmaOctober 09, 2000

How Much Money Is Enough for Defense?September 25, 2000

Japan's Not Ready for Permanent UNSC SeatSeptember 25, 2000

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

Doing It Right: The Future of Humanitarian InterventionSeptember 01, 2000

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

Can China Conquer TaiwanSeptember 01, 2000

A Look At...The Readiness DebateAugust 27, 2000

Debating Military Readiness Is a Good ThingAugust 20, 2000

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

Rethinking the Joint Strike FighterJune 05, 2000

Taiwan's Real BindApril 20, 2000

Testimony on Peace OperationsApril 05, 2000

Taiwan Is Safe for NowMarch 18, 2000

Staying the Course in KosovoMarch 06, 2000

The U.S. Defense Budget: Choices for the Next PresidentMarch 01, 2000

NATO Needs Accord on Missile DefenseFebruary 29, 2000

Technological Change and the Future of WarfareJanuary 28, 2000

1999

Defense and Foreign Policy: The Budget Cuts Are Going Too FarDecember 01, 1999

The Plane Truth: Fewer F-22s Mean a Stronger National DefenseSeptember 01, 1999

China's Hollow MilitaryJune 01, 1999

Impasse in Korea: A Conventional Arms-Accord Solution?March 01, 1999

Shoring Up Military ReadinessJanuary 15, 1999

1998

Spare a Dime for the PentagonDecember 14, 1998

Turning the Bosnia Ceasefire into Peace: A Debate About the Future of BosniaDecember 01, 1998

Better Than Air StrikesNovember 16, 1998

Beware the ""RMA'nia!""September 09, 1998

This Time a Message; Next Time Get HimAugust 24, 1998

Everyone's Wrong About 'Star Wars'August 20, 1998

A Liberal Vision for the US-Japanese AllianceJune 01, 1998

Aim for Korea Breakthrough: Ambitious Military, Economic Plan May Spur ActionMarch 30, 1998

The Butcher's Bill for Invading IraqMarch 19, 1998

How to Be a Cheap Hawk: The 1999 and 2000 Defense BudgetsMarch 19, 1998

To the Marines: Don't Go to NagoMarch 04, 1998

UN Struck a Good Deal for Peace with IraqFebruary 25, 1998

1997

Saving Lives with Force: Military Criteria for Humanitarian InterventionSeptember 11, 1997

What Role for the Army Reserve and National Guard?July 29, 1997

A Half Penny on the Federal Dollar: The Future of Development AidApril 21, 1997

The Pentagon's Quadrennial Defense ReviewApril 01, 1997

1996

Japan's not ready for permanent UNSC seatSeptember 29, 1996

The Marines Should Come Home: Adapting the U.S.-Japan alliance to a new security eraMarch 01, 1996

1995

Defense Planning for the Late 1990s: Beyond the Desert Storm FrameworkJuly 07, 1995