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Asia, International Drug Trafficking, and U.S.-China Counternarcotics Cooperation

February 2012, Yong-an Zhang
No Doubt: U.S. Remains Tremendously Influential

February 3, 2012, Robert Kagan
The Importance of U.S. Military Might Shouldn’t Be Underestimated

February 2, 2012, Robert Kagan
Not Fade Away: Against the Myth of American Decline

January 17, 2012, Robert Kagan
Rising Democracies and the Arab Awakening: Implications for Global Democracy and Human Rights

January 9, 2012, Emily Alinikoff and Ted Piccone
Why a One-War Posture for the U.S. Military Will Work

January 5, 2012, Michael E. O'Hanlon
Obama's Counterproductive New Iran Sanctions

January 5, 2012, Suzanne Maloney
Religious Revival and Megatrends in Global Security, Economy and Governance

December 2, 2011, Cesare Merlini
Rise of the TIMBIs: Turkey, India, Mexico, Brazil and Indonesia

December 2, 2011, Jack A. Goldstone
The U.S. Government's Relationship with the United Nations Human Rights Council

October 25, 2011, Ted Piccone
Why are Human Rights Special Procedures so Special?

September 2011, Ted Piccone
China and the United Nations: The Stakeholder Spectrum

Summer 2011, Michael Fullilove
China’s Growing Middle Class Leads to Transition

September 19, 2011, Cheng Li
The New Middle East, Iran and the United Nations

September 14, 2011, Ted Piccone
The Future of National Defense and the U.S. Military Ten Years After 9/11

September 13, 2011, Michael E. O'Hanlon
India Next Door, China Over the Horizon: The View from South Asia

September 12, 2011, Teresita C. Schaffer
In Iraq, Are 3,000 Troops Worse Than None?

September 12, 2011, Kenneth M. Pollack
The 9/11 Attacks’ Spiritual Father

September 11, 2011, Bruce Riedel
Pakistan's Views Towards India and the United States

September 9, 2011, Teresita C. Schaffer
@ Brookings Podcast: The Tenth Anniversary of 9/11

September 9, 2011, Stephen R. Grand
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The United States Doubles Down on Iran and its Nuclear Policy

Autumn 2011, Kenneth M. Pollack and Ray Takeyh
The American Public on the 9/11 Decade: A Study of American Public Opinion

September 8, 2011, Steven Kull and Shibley Telhami
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The Renminbi: The Political Economy of a Currency

September 7, 2011, Arthur R. Kroeber
Web Chat: The Tenth Anniversary of 9/11

September 7, 2011, Daniel L. Byman
Afghanistan Ten Years after 9/11

September 6, 2011, Vanda Felbab-Brown

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Asia, International Drug Trafficking, and U.S.-China Counternarcotics Cooperation

No Doubt: U.S. Remains Tremendously Influential

The Importance of U.S. Military Might Shouldn’t Be Underestimated

Not Fade Away: Against the Myth of American Decline

Rising Democracies and the Arab Awakening: Implications for Global Democracy and Human Rights

Why a One-War Posture for the U.S. Military Will Work

Obama's Counterproductive New Iran Sanctions

Religious Revival and Megatrends in Global Security, Economy and Governance

Rise of the TIMBIs: Turkey, India, Mexico, Brazil and Indonesia

The U.S. Government's Relationship with the United Nations Human Rights Council

Why are Human Rights Special Procedures so Special?

China and the United Nations: The Stakeholder Spectrum

China’s Growing Middle Class Leads to Transition

The New Middle East, Iran and the United Nations

The Future of National Defense and the U.S. Military Ten Years After 9/11

India Next Door, China Over the Horizon: The View from South Asia

In Iraq, Are 3,000 Troops Worse Than None?

The 9/11 Attacks’ Spiritual Father

Pakistan's Views Towards India and the United States

@ Brookings Podcast: The Tenth Anniversary of 9/11

The United States Doubles Down on Iran and its Nuclear Policy

The American Public on the 9/11 Decade: A Study of American Public Opinion

The Renminbi: The Political Economy of a Currency

Web Chat: The Tenth Anniversary of 9/11

Afghanistan Ten Years after 9/11

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