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• Proliferation Analysis

Report: Bold New Steps on US-Russian Nuclear Security for Clinton-Putin Summit

• April 25, 2000
• Carnegie

President Clinton should seek a summit agreement with President Putin to pursue a bold new nuclear security agenda.

• Testimony

Building a Market-Friendly Middle Class

• April 18, 2000
• Carnegie

Development strategies for the 21st century cannot continue to overlook the middle class. But a focus on the middle class does not imply a neglect of the poor.

• Testimony

Promoting Dialogue: Global Challenges and Global Institutions

• April 13, 2000
• Carnegie

• Proliferation Analysis

START II Nears Ratification, Implementation Still at Risk

• April 12, 2000
• Carnegie

Seven years after Presidents George Bush and Boris Yelstin signed it, the Russian Duma is on the verge of ratifying the START II arms reduction treaty. The agreement, ratified by the United States Senate on January 26, 1996, would cut the number of U.S. and Russian deployed strategic nuclear weapons to 3,000-3,500.

• Testimony

Russia's Presidential Elections

• April 12, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Commentary on the Situtation in Uzbekistan

• April 11, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

Yeltsin's Legacy

• April 11, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

World of Problems

• April 10, 2000
• Carnegie

• Op-Ed

China, Taiwan, and a Load of Fertilizer

• April 03, 2000
• Carnegie

• Testimony

Politics of Economic Distribution in the Caspian Sea States

• April 01, 2000
• Testimony before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Improving security measures alone will not solve the problems in the Caspian region and the role of the US in this process is a limited one. The countries of the region must add to the number of stakeholders in their countries to begin this reform.