Papers & Reports
Hope out of Quagmire:
Iraq and Peace Movement Opportunities
Paul Loeb (July 2003)
Fearful Symmetry:
Washington and Pyongyang
John Feffer (July 2003)
The Other Looting
Michael Renner (July 2003)
The U.S. and
Latin America after 9/11 and Iraq
Coletta Youngers (June
2003)
Terminating the Bush Juggernaut
Jeremy Brecher (June 2003)
Going Global: Building A Movement Against Empire
Phyllis Bennis (May 2003)
Staying Serious:
Answers to the Warniks
Wade L. Huntley (May 2003)
The U.S. and Post-War Iraq: An Analysis
Stephen Zunes (May 2003)
Who Will Govern Iraq?
Mark Sedra (April 2003)
The Forgotten War Shows No Sign of Abating
Mark Sedra (April 2003)
A Coalition of Weakness
Erik Leaver and Sara Johnson (March 25, 2003)
The "Day After" in Iraq: Lessons from Afghanistan
Mark Sedra (March 2003)
Afghanistan: Between War and Reconstruction
Where Do We Go From Here?
Mark Sedra (March 2003)
Coping with North Korea
Wade L. Huntley (February 24, 2003)
U.S. Foreign
Military Training:
Global Reach, Global Power, and Oversight Issues
By Lora Lumpe
with contributions by Frida Berrigan, Kurt Biddle, John Gershman, and Ingrid Vaicius
(May 2002)
Addressing the Demand
Dimensions of Small Arms Abuse: Problems and Opportunities
Alejandro Bendaña (September
2001)
We Do Guns--Not
Plagues
Robert Borosage
Into the Quagmire:
Colombia and the War on Drugs
Coletta Youngers
‘Security Exception’
& Arms Trade
Steven Staples and
Miriam Pemberton
Military
Industrial Complex Revisited—How Weapons Makers are Shaping U.S. Foreign
and Military Policies
William D.
Hartung
The International
Grassroots Summit on Military Base Cleanup
IPS (April 2000)
Conference
Weapons
of Mass Destruction:
Cold War Legacies in the Post-9.11 World
November 26 and 27, 2001
Global Affairs Commentary
Why
We Should Transfer the Administration of Iraq to the United Nations: Four
Theses
Stephen Zunes (July 31,
2003)
Distortions
of History
Stephen Zunes (July 31,
2003)
Blair
and Bush Forge a New Special Relationship
Ian Williams (July 27,
2003)
Real
War - Virtual Weapons?
Ian Williams (July 16,
2003)
"Coin
of Empire"' Too Costly for Israelis, Palestinians, and U.S. Taxpayers
Conn Hallinan (July 9,
2003)
White
House Hobbles International Criminal Court, World Security
Harpinder Athwal and Maggie
Gardner (July 1, 2003)
Is U.S.
Foreign Policy a Threat to U.S. Security?
Muqtedar Khan (June 17,
2003)
Iraq: Integrity and Ethics in Formulating and Interpreting Intelligence
Col. Daniel Smith (Ret.) (June 17, 2003)
Winning Round Two of American Public Diplomacy in the Arab and Muslim Worlds
R.S. Zaharna (June 13, 2003)
Pentagon Moving Swiftly to Become "Globocop"
Jim Lobe (June 12, 2003)
U.S. Weapons Aid Repression in Aceh
Frida Berrigan (June 11, 2003)
Recycling Wars
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (June 6, 2003)
Departure of Key Aide Marks New Powell Setback
Jim Lobe (June 6, 2003)
Credibility Gap over Iraq WMD Looms Larger
Jim Lobe (June 3, 2003)
Iraq: The Challenge of Humanitarian Response
Kevin Murray (June 2, 2003)
Global Showdown in Evian
Mark Engler (May 29, 2003)
Resolution 1483: Legalizing an Occupation
Ian Williams (May 28, 2003)
The New Global Peace Movement vs. the Bush Juggernaut
Jeremy Brecher (May 28, 2003)
Is Tehran Back in the Crosshairs of the Neocon Crusade?
Jim Lobe (May 28, 2003)
United States and Europe Experience Continental Drift
Peter Howard (May 22, 2003)
Council on Foreign Relations Urges Bush Administration to Commit Seriously to Diplomacy with North Korea
Jim Lobe (May 20, 2003)
Time to Question the U.S. Role In Saudi Arabia
Stephen Zunes (May 20, 2003)
Bombings Bring U.S. 'Executive Mercenaries' Into the Light
William D. Hartung (May 16, 2003)
The Strong Must Rule the Weak: A Philosopher for an Empire
Jim Lobe (May 12, 2003)
Pentagon's "Footprint" Growing in Africa
Jim Lobe (May 12, 2003)
Eyes on Different Prizes
John Feffer (May 12, 2003)
U.S. and India -- A Dangerous Alliance
Conn Hallinan (May 6, 2003)
It's The Oil, Stupid
Michael T. Klare (May 2, 2003)
Poll Shows Public Supports Iraq War But Rejects Unilateralism and an Imperial Role for the U.S.
Jim Lobe (May 1, 2003)
Aftermath: Cleaning Up the Mess
Conn Hallinan (April 29, 2003)
Bringing the War Home: Neocons Attack the State Department
Jim Lobe (April 23, 2003)
Iraqis Tell the Bush administration: "Thanks. Goodbye. Don't Forget the Lights."
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (April 22, 2003)
From Baghdad, Turn Left: On the Road To Damascus?
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (April 22, 2003)
"The Regime is Gone"--Early Lessons from Iraq
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (April 17, 2003)
Calls to Attack Syria Come from a Familiar Choir of Hawks
Jim Lobe (April 16, 2003)
After the Conquest of Iraq: Road Map Or Road to Damascus?
Jim Lobe (April 14, 2003)
Post-War Iraq: Asking the Right Questions
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (April 11, 2003)
Woolsey's Role Crucial to Impact of Occupation
Jim Lobe (April 8, 2003)
Nine Theses on Moving the Peace Movement Forward
Betsy Hartmann (April 7, 2003)
Occupation Struggle Pits Pentagon Against Powell, Europe
Jim Lobe (April 2, 2003)
U.S. Public Rallies to Bush and Supports the UN
Jim Lobe (April 1, 2003)
Neocons in Trouble?
Jim Lobe (March 31, 2003)
Iraq War Unleashes Barbarism
Ian Williams (March 31, 2003)
A Disaster Unfolding in Iraq
Stephen Zunes (March 29, 2003)
The Psychological War at Home and Abroad
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (March 29, 2003)
Is North Korea Next?
John Feffer
(March 24, 2003)
Neoconservatives Enlist Democrats for Post-War Goals
Jim Lobe (March 24, 2003)
Multilateralism Under Siege
By Jim Lobe (March 21, 2003)
Authority for War IS an Issue
By Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (March 21, 2003)
Scarred and Battered, UN Charts Course in Post-war Iraq
By Ian Williams (March 21, 2003)
A Militarily Limited Coalition
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (March 19, 2003)
Lessons from Qaddafi
Ronald Bruce St. John (March 14, 2003)
High Noon: Dueling Resolutions at the UN
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (March 14, 2003)
The Pentagon Budget: More of the Same. Much, Much More.
Christopher Hellman (March 14, 2003)
The Federal Budget Debate: Infernal Symbiosis
Max B. Sawicky (March 14, 2003)
Unity - But on Whose Terms?
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (March 3, 2003)
Endgames: Washington, UN, and Europe
Peter Howard (February 28, 2003)
Turkey: New Europe or Old?
Michelle Ciarrocca (February 28, 2003)
Terror and Torture in the Philippines
Frida Berrigan (February 21, 2002)
Future of Post-war Iraq Divides Bush Administration
Jim Lobe (February 18, 2003)
Thoughtless in Time?
Pascale Combelles Siegel (February 18, 2003)
The Bush Administration's Attacks on the United Nations
Stephen Zunes (February 14, 2003)
Irrelevance and Credibility: The Bush Administration, the United Nations, and NATO
Col. Dan Smith (Ret.) (February 14, 2003)
Stumbling Blindly Into War
Frida Berrigan (November 15, 2002)
Collateral Damage Means Real People
Ben Kiernan (November 5, 2002)
Chicken Hawks As Cheer Leaders
Jim Lobe (September 6, 2002)
Arming India Isn't Route to Peace
Conn Hallinan (August 16, 2002)
U.S.-Russian Lessons for South Asia
Zia Mian, R. Rajaraman, and Frank von Hippel (August 2, 2002)
Northrop Grumman and TRW Merger: Sealing the Deal
Michelle Ciarrocca (July 29, 2002)
The Empty Promise of Global Missile Defense
Frida Berrigan and William D. Hartung (July 29, 2002)
Heavy Words or Heavy Actions: Stop U.S. Weapons Sales to Israel
Frida Berrigan (July 26, 2002)
Bush's Nuclear Weapons Policy: Where the Rule of Law Doesn't Matter
Anthony DiFilippo (June 26, 2002)
Supporting Indonesia's Military Bad Idea Second Time Around
Conn Hallinan (June 12, 2002)
Military Training Programs: A Need for Oversight and Human Rights Courses
Lora Lumpe (June 4, 2002)
Nuclear-tipped Foolishness
Michael Kraig and Michael Roston (May 21, 2002)
Farewell Crusader? Insiders Will Cash In Regardless
William D. Hartung (May 21, 2002)
Too Much is Never Enough: Bush’s Military Spending Spree
Michelle Ciarrocca (May 10, 2002)
U.S. Arms Transfers and Security Assistance to Israel
Frida Berrigan and William Hartung (May 8, 2002)
Washington
Is Ignoring Human Rights Abuses: The Indonesia Case
Frida Berrigan (May 7, 2002)
Taming the
Nuclear Monster
Richard Falk and David Krieger
(April 11, 2002)
Roadmap
to Unilateralist Nuclear Policy
Michelle Ciarrocca (January
16, 2002)
Hawks Take Aim
at Iraq
Jim Lobe (November 30,
2001)
Militarization
in the Age of Globalization
John Feffer (November 6,
2001)
Nukes Remain
on Hair Trigger
Ira Shorr (October 10,
2001)
Open-Ended War
Michael Klare (October
9, 2001)
Bombing
Will Not Make U.S. More Secure
Stephen Zunes (October
8, 2001)
How the War Against
Terrorism Could Escalate
Michael T. Klare (September
27, 2001)
Bush Administration
Divided, Risks Blowback Again
John Gershman (September
2001)
Shelve Plan for
Missile Defense
Michael T. Klare (September
2001)
NATO's
Credibility in Macedonia
Robert Greenberg (August
2001)
Small Arms Trafficking
in the Americas
Jeffrey Fields (August
2001)
Who's the Rogue
State Now?
Phyllis Bennis (August
2001)
Reframing
the Debate on Missile Defenses
Dan Plesch (August 2001)
Mixed Signals
on Missile Defense
Michelle Ciarrocca (July
2001)
Colombia:
Recalling the Backyard Analogy
Tom Barry (July 2001)
Kashmir at
the Summit
Ninan Koshy (July 2001)
UN Small Arms
Conference: Evaluation and Propspects
Tamar Gabelnick and Pamina
Firchow (June 2001)
We Have
Seen the Enemy, and It Is China
John Gershman (May 2001)
Assessing
New U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan
James H. Nolt (April 2001)
Arms Sales
to Taiwan: A Flashpoint Issue
John Gershman (March 2001)
The "Ugly
American Problem" in Colombia
Frida Berrigan (February
2001)
National Missile
Defense: Rest of the World Says ‘No’
FPIF Authors (February
2001)
Outside the U.S. Global Affairs Commentary
U.S.
Pre-emptive Strike Doctrine Bane of Nuclear Non-Proliferation Watchdogs
Martin Schwarz (July 13,
2003)
Pax
Romana versus Pax Americana: Contrasting Strategies of Imperial Management
Walden Bello (May 12, 2003)
Shiite
And Sunni Muslims Struggle To Fill Leadership Void In Iraq
Ahmed Rashid (May 2, 2003)
Is
U.S. Casualty Reporting Suffering from Double Standards?
Pascale Combelles Siegel
(April 15, 2003)
Could
the War Go Nuclear?
Paul Rogers (February 17,
2003)
In Focus Policy Briefs
The Space
Industry: Supporting U.S. Supremacy
Loring Wirbel (November
2002)
Post-9/11
Economic Windfalls for Arms Manufacturers
Michelle Ciarrocca (September
2002)
Privatizing
Military Training
Deborah Avant (May 2002)
Security
Assistance After September 11
Tamar Gabelnick (May 2002)
U.S.-Russia
Nuclear Reductions
Jon Brook Wolfsthal (November
2001)
Use
of Children as Soldiers
Shannon McManimon and Rachel
Stohl (October 2001)
U.S.
Military Bases in Latin America and the Caribbean
John Lindsay-Poland (October
2001)
No Room
for Mistakes: Rethinking Nuclear Technology
Lloyd J. Dumas (October
2001)
Andean
Regional Initiative: A Policy Fated to Fail
Gina Amatangelo (July 2001)
Nuclear
Proliferation in South Asia: U.S. Policy Challenges
Samina Ahmed (July 2001)
Star Wars
Revisited
Michelle Ciarrocca and
William Hartung (July 2001)
U.S.
Security Assistance to Israel
Joseph Yackley (June 2001)
Militarizing
Latin America Policy
Adam Isacson (May 2001)
Colombia
in Crisis
Andrew Miller (May 2001)
Holding
the Line: U.S. Defense Strategy
Cindy Williams (May 2001)
Militarization
of the U.S. Drug Control Program
Gina Amatangelo (May 2001)
Myths
and Realities of China’s Military Power
Thomas Bickford (April
2001)
Redefining
Security: A Budget for a New Generation
Greg Speeter (April 2001)
Missile
Defense & China
Wade L. Huntley and Robert
Brown (January 2001)
Cold War
Military Relics: Why Congress Funds Them
Thomas A. Cardamone, Jr.
(September 2000)
UN Peacekeeping:
An Uncertain Future
Michael Renner (September
2000)
Sharing—and
Reducing—the Military Burden
Miriam Pemberton (August
2000)
Okinawa
and the U.S. Military in Northeast Asia
Tim Shorrock (July
2000)
The Mine
Ban Treaty
Holly Burkhalter (July
2000)
Privatizing
Military Training
Deborah D. Avant (May
2000)
Globalized
Weaponry
Tamar Gabelnick and
Anna Rich (May 2000)
Use of
Children as Soldiers
Shannon McManimon (November
1999)
U.S. Nuclear
Weapons Policy at the End of the Century: Lost Opportunities and New Dangers
Daryl G. Kimball (September
1999)
Star Wars
Revisited: Still Dangerous, Costly, and Unworkable
William D. Hartung
and Michelle Ciarrocca (September 1999 - revised April 2000)
Turkey:
Arms and Human Rights
Tamar Gabelnick (May
1999)
Bombs Away
Tom Barry (May 1999)
NATO at
50
Tomás Valásek (March
1999)
Women and
the U.S. Military in East Asia
Gwyn Kirk, Rachel
Cornwell, and Margo Okazawa-Rey (March 1999 - revised July 2000)
War in
the Congo
Thomas Turner (February
1999)
Military
Strategy Under Review
Carl Conetta and Charles
Knight (January 1999)
Environment
and Security Policy
Stacy D. VanDeveer
(January 1999)
International
Terrorism
Stephen Zunes (November
1998)
Arms & Environmental
Technologies
Miriam Pemberton (October
1998)
Human Rights
and Intelligence Reform
Carlos M. Alinas (July
1998)
U.S.-China
Security Relations
James H. Nolt (June
1998)
The South
Asian Nuclear Crisis
Arjun Makhijani (June
1998)
Overseas
Military Bases and Environment
John Lindsay-Poland
and Nick Morgan (June 1998)
Small Arms
Trade
Lora Lumpe (May 1998)
Arms Sales
to Latin America
Thomas Cardamone(December
1997)
U.S.-Iraq
Conflict
Phyllis Bennis (November
1997)
U.S. Military
Training for Latin America
Robert Brophy and
Peter Zirnite (October 1997)
The Hidden
Costs of NATO Expansion
Kathryn Schultz and
Tomás Valásek (May 1997)
Warfare vs.
Welfare: Subsidies to Weapons Exporters
Jon Lottman (March
1997)
Military
Strategy
Michael Klare (January
1997)
Asian/Pacific
Peace and Security
Dr. Joseph Gerson
(January 1997)
Peace and
Military Policy in Africa
Daniel Volman (January
1997)
Overseas Rural
Development Policies
Peter Rosset (January
1997)
Central America
Peace and Security
Adam Isacson (January
1997)
Defense Conversion
Greg Bischak (January
1997)
Defense Budget
and Modernization Plans
Greg Bischak (January
1997)
Peacekeeping
and the United Nations
Michael Renner (December
1996)
Nuclear Weapons
& Nonproliferation
Kathryn R. Schultz
(December 1996)
Chemical/Biological
Weapons
Martin Calhoun (December
1996)
Costs and Dangers
of NATO Expansion
John Feffer (November
1996)
Intelligence
Apparatus
Kit Gage (November
1996)
CIA, Contras,
Gangs, and Crack
William Blum (November
1996)
Controlling U.S.
Arms Sales
David Isenberg (November
1996)
Protecting
Human Rights
George Kourous and
Tom Barry (October 1996)
