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• Op-Ed

The Dictator's Dilemna? The Internet and U.S. Policy toward Cuba

• July 01, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

The 'C' Word

• July 01, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Go Long on Russia

• July 01, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Bear Turns Bullish

• July 01, 2000
• Carnegie

The Russian economy has at long last make a decisive turn upwards. After a decade of decline, gross domestic product increased by 3.2 percent last year, and it is rose by an annualized 8 percent in the last quarter last year and first quarter this year. The numbers are clear enough, but everybody has become so pessimistic about Russia that nobody faces up to the positive facts any longer.

• Op-Ed

Russian Rationalism, At Home and Abroad

• July 01, 2000
• Wall Street Journal Europe

Political developments in Russia already have begun to impede the "development of the of the national economy," which, according to the new foreign policy doctrine, should be the "main priority in the foreign policy of the Russian Federation in international economic relations."

• Testimony

How Real is the Threat and How Major Are the Conseqences?

• June 27, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Springtime for Dictators

• June 25, 2000
• Carnegie

Of Poetry and Plumbing

• June 15, 2000
• Carnegie

• Testimony

Defense Politics in National Elections

• June 14, 2000
• Carnegie

• Testimony

Missile Defense Divide

• June 09, 2000
• Carnegie