• Commentary

Fight Now, Build Later

• October 08, 2001
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Humanitarian Intervention: The Lessons Learned

• November 30, 2000
• Carnegie

In determining how they should react to internal crises in other countries, the nations of the world need to consider under what conditions intervention is appropriate, which international actors should participate, and the best ways of carrying out interventions.

• Commentary

Making Economic Sanctions Work

• September 19, 2000
• Carnegie

• Commentary

Message to the US Congress: It's the World, Stupid

• September 04, 2000
• The Boston Globe

Time and again, US officials have stated that they do not want America to become the policeman of the world. Yet the one institution that can help the United States from being placed in that role-the United Nations-has been treated shabbily by the United States. The United States must re-affirm the UN’s mission with concrete action, beginning with the payment of long-overdue UN dues.

• Research

Intervention in Internal Conflicts: Legal and Political Conundrums

• August 10, 2000
• Carnegie