Commentary
by Sergei Karaganov
by Desmond Bowen
by Hilary Synnott
The Pirate Problem
by Jonathan Stevenson
With Somalia’s potential as a jihadist safe haven and a source of burgeoning piracy, bringing greater order and control should be a high priority.
by Rob de Wijk, David M. Anderson and Steven Haines
The sharp escalation in ship hijackings by Somali pirates shows little sign of abating. Three experts place it in its global, historical and legal contexts.
Legacy Issues
by Thomas Graham
For the first time in the modern era, Russia is now totally surrounded by countries and regions that are more dynamic than it is.
by Miles Pomper, William Potter and Nikolai Sokov
The intention to finally tackle the issue of tactical nuclear weapons is welcome, yet linking them with strategic weapons might create more problems than it solves.
by Christopher S. Chivvis
Today in Sarajevo there is disturbing talk of an unravelling of the Dayton Accords. If the danger is real, the international community must stay fully engaged.
by Denny Roy
The argument that it is not politically feasible for North Korea to reach a rapprochement with Washington or Seoul should be rejected.
by David M. Malone and Rohan Mukherjee
It is surprising that two states with such a rich and fractious history should have what appears to be a largely reactive relationship, but neither has developed a grand strategy with regard to the other.
by Gregory D. Koblentz and Jonathan B. Tucker
Although significant gaps remain in both scientific understanding and operational capability, microbial forensics can play a major role in the attribution and deterrence of biological warfare and terrorism.
Review Essays
by Robert Skidelsky
by Jonathan Stevenson
Closing Argument
by Gilles Andréani
Plus
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Politics and International Relations Pierre Hassner
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Asia-Pacific Lanxin Xiang
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Culture and Society Jeffrey Mazo
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Arms, Arms Control and Technology Bruno Tertrais
