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Beyond Blocs: The West, Rising Powers, and Interest-Based International Cooperation (207K)
Policy Analysis Brief
October 2011
Bruce Jones
Making the G-20 a Reservoir of Global Leadership: A Maximalist Argument (95K)
Policy Analysis Brief
April 2011
David Shorr
Multilateral Counterterrorism: Harmonizing Political Direction and Technical Expertise (179K)
Policy Analysis Brief
November 2010
Alistair Millar
Making Multilateralism Work: How the G-20 Can Help the United Nations (114K)
Policy Analysis Brief
April 2010
Bruce Jones
Challenges in Global Governance: Opportunities for G-x Leadership (122K)
Policy Analysis Brief
March 2010
Alan S. Alexandroff
Global Governance Reform: An American View of US Leadership (372K)
Policy Analysis Brief
February 2010
Stewart Patrick
At the World’s Summit: How Will Leading Nations Lead? (122K)
Policy Analysis Brief
June 2009
James Traub
On Reforming the International Order (102K)
Policy Analysis Brief
February 2009
Thomas Wright
An Alternative Look at the Forces Driving East Asian Community Building (102K)
Policy Analysis Brief
November 2007
Shaun Breslin
America's Uncomfortable Relationship With Nationalism (128K)
Policy Analysis Brief
July 2006
Graham E. Fuller
A Realist Policy for Managing US-China Competition (136K)
Policy Analysis Brief
November 2005
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Planning for Success at the 2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit (98K)
Policy Analysis Brief
June 2011
William Tobey
1540 in Practice: Challenges and Opportunities for Southeast Asia (132K)
Policy Analysis Brief
May 2011
Togzhan Kassenova
The IAEA and Nuclear Security: Trends and Prospects (119K)
Policy Analysis Brief
December 2010
Jack Boureston and Andrew K. Semmel
Creating a 21st-Century Nuclear Material Security Architecture (128K)
Policy Analysis Brief
November 2010
Kenneth N. Luongo
Global Lockdown: Moving the Needle on Nuclear Security (110K)
Policy Analysis Brief
November 2010
Dr. Elizabeth Turpen
The Future Role of the G-8 Global Partnership: Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction (560K)
Policy Analysis Brief
June 2010
Bonnie D. Jenkins
Securing Vulnerable Nuclear Materials: Meeting the Global Challenge (119K)
Policy Analysis Brief
November 2009
Kenneth N. Luongo
Achieving Nonproliferation Goals: Moving From Denial to Technology Governance (94K)
Policy Analysis Brief
June 2009
Elizabeth Turpen
Multilateralism as a Dual-Use Technique: Encouraging Nuclear Energy and Avoiding Proliferation (143K)
Policy Analysis Brief
March 2008
John Thomson and Geoffrey Forden
Overcoming Nuclear Dangers (115K)
Policy Analysis Brief
November 2007
David Cortright
Mass Atrocities and Armed Conflict: Links, Distinctions, and Implications for the Responsibility to Prevent (136K)
Policy Analysis Brief
February 2011
Alex J. Bellamy
Wider Lessons for Peacebuilding: Security Sector Reform in Liberia (114K)
Policy Analysis Brief
June 2010
John Blaney, Jacques Paul Klein, and Sean McFate
Sudan and the Implications for Responsibility to Protect (117K)
Policy Analysis Brief
October 2009
Ambassador Richard W. Williamson
Afghanistan: Thinking Through the Basics (78K)
Policy Analysis Brief
September 2009
Ronald E. Neumann
The United Nations and the Responsibility to Protect (103K)
Policy Analysis Brief
August 2008
Edward C. Luck
Planning for Success at the 2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit (98K)
Policy Analysis Brief
June 2011
William Tobey
1540 in Practice: Challenges and Opportunities for Southeast Asia (132K)
Policy Analysis Brief
May 2011
Togzhan Kassenova
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France G-20 Resources The Stanley Foundation's David Shorr and Sean Harder were on-site for the G-20 Summit in Cannes, France, November 3-4. These resources on the meeting are now available. |
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