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How to Deal with North Korea

Doug Bandow | Mar 11, 2014
Policies for a perennial problem-state.

INF: The New New START?

Eric Auner | Mar 10, 2014
Why nuclear arms control remains a tempting target for GOP presidential candidates.

The Navy Moves Toward Smarter Shipbuilding

George Sawyer
Bryan McGrath
| Mar 10, 2014
Hagel's move to bypass a bureaucratic mess in seeking alternatives to the Littoral Combat Ship should be imitated more broadly.
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Essays

Low-Tech Terrorism

Bruce Hoffman | Feb 25, 2014
We fear weapons of mass destruction in terrorist hands. Yet the greater danger continues to from terrorists' older tools—the gun and the bomb.

Fracking Won't Bring Energy Independence

Leonardo Maugeri | Feb 25, 2014
America is making its energy supply more secure—but we can't untie ourselves from the global energy market.

Say Goodbye to Taiwan

John J. Mearsheimer | Feb 25, 2014
Time is running out for the little island coveted by its gigantic, growing neighbor.

Asia Is in America's DNA

Robert W. Merry | Feb 25, 2014
Failing to play a dominant role in the Far East wouldn't just be foolish. It would change who we are.

China's Near-Seas Challenges

Andrew S. Erickson | Jan 13, 2014
A threat to stability—for now.

Tinker, Tailor, Leaker, Spy: The Future Costs of Mass Leaks

David V. Gioe | Jan 07, 2014
The Manning and Snowden revelations have provoked a necessary conversation about liberty and security. But their mass disclosures harm America's intelligence partnerships and the trust of potential sources.
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Blogs

Rice and the Toughness Fallacy

Paul R. Pillar | Mar 10, 2014
Will more U.S. obduracy and military spending always make others cower?

Ukraine Is Not About Us and It's Not Ours to Lose

Robert Golan-Vilella | Mar 07, 2014
The public debate on Crimea has been dominated by some of the worst myths in U.S. foreign-policy discourse.

Netanyahu's Anti-Iranian Rant

Paul R. Pillar | Mar 04, 2014
A string of falsehoods.
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Books & Reviews

Inside the Mind of George F. Kennan

Christian Caryl | Feb 25, 2014
The wisest of the wise men.

Max Americana

John B. Judis | Feb 25, 2014
Do the presidents who are pushiest abroad get the most done?

Breach of Logic

James Joyner | Nov 01, 2013
An unpersuasive argument that America's civilian-military gap is widening—and sucking us into war.
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