RESOURCES
CRIME & CORRUPTION
Colombia: Will Negotiations Work This Time?
STRATEGIC PHILOSOPHY
EARLY WARNING | To Own the Future, First We Must Name It
Gregory R. Copley, on the Fortieth Anniversary of “Defense & Foreign Affairs”
STRATEGY & INTELLIGENCE
Strategic Policy in an Age of Global Realignment
A Three-Part Presentation on Grand Strategy, the Global Condition and Outlook, and a Context for 21st Century Strategic Policy.
CULTURE, PSYCHOLOGY & MEDIA
EN CLAIR | Australia Moves into Uncertainty
Exclusive Reports on Issues of Strategic Significance — From Defense & Foreign Affairs Canberra Correspondent
CRIME & CORRUPTION
South America: When States Pursue a Narcotic Agenda
President Evo Morales of Bolivia has emerged as a major narcotics trafficker for a variety of strategic reasons, mostly related to his retention of power.
GOVERNANCE & ELECTIONS
Strategic Document: A Major Nigerian Address
A significant and courageous speech stirs debate on present and future governance of one of the major energy powers
STRATEGY & INTELLIGENCE
Global Outlook: Eight Strategic Factors to Consider in 2012
RESOURCES
Strategic Trends: Energy at a Strategic Watershed
Polish shale gas transformation reflects a part of broader energy transition which has profound strategic implications
PERSONNEL
Key Transitions and Defense and Intelligence Appointments - 08/2011
MIGRATION
The New Geopolitics of Urban Societies
How mass migration has changed population patterns, and how this has transformed the concept of sovereignty, and skewed policymaking priorities, jeopardizing national viability and national security
HARDWARE, WEAPONRY & TECHNOLOGY
Turkey Considers its Moves Toward Nuclear Weapons
Profound tensions exist between the Turkish Armed Forces and the civilian Government; it is an age-old rivalry which may once again, and soon, come to a head even though the September 12, 2010, referendum gave the civilians the edge. But there are some strategic questions on which both agree.