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• Commentary

  End of Secrecy

  • Ann M. Florini
  • June 01, 1998
  • Foreign Policy

  Transparency provides the basis for a highly democratic, albeit nonelectoral, system of transnational governance based on the growing strength of global civil society.

• Commentary

  Benevolent Empire

  • Robert Kagan
  • June 01, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Testimony

  Testimony Before the Subcommittee on Immigration and Claims: May 21, 1998

  • Demetrios Papademetriou
  • May 21, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Viewpoint: India's Nuclear Testing

  • Joseph Cirincione
  • May 18, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Frontera Mexico-EU: La Encrucijada y el Futuro

  • Demetrios Papademetriou, T. Alexander Aleinikoff
  • May 03, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Rush to Failure

  • Joseph Cirincione
  • May 01, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Africa's New Leaders: African Solution or African Problem?

  • Marina Ottaway
  • May 01, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Migrant Remittances to Latin America: Reviewing the Literature

  • Deborah W. Meyers
  • May 01, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  INS Needs a Complete Makeover

  • Deborah W. Meyers, Demetrios Papademetriou, T. Alexander Aleinikoff
  • April 24, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Research
  

  Tbilisi: The Tip of the Nuclear Iceberg

  • April 23, 1998
  • Carnegie

  In this study the location and type of nuclear weapons in Russia. The report also describes the circumstances of seven known cases of nuclear smuggling from Russian nuclear facilities that involved significant quantities of fissile material.

• Testimony
  

  Politics and Prospects of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty

  • Joseph Cirincione
  • April 04, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Public Attitudes on Nuclear Weapons, An Opportunity for Leadership

  • Joseph Cirincione
  • April 01, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Our Anti-Missile Defenses are Overrated

  • Joseph Cirincione
  • April 01, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  What Korea Teaches

  • Robert Kagan
  • March 09, 1998
  • Carnegie

  For many years South Korea served as a showcase for the not-ready-for-prime-time model of economic development. Reading Cumings's and Oberdorfer's accounts, one is hard-pressed to find evidence that things unfolded in the smooth, organic evolution suggested by the popular models of development. Therein lie clues to explain the collapse of the Asian model.

• Commentary

  Rule of Law Revival

  • Thomas Carothers
  • March 01, 1998
  • Foreign Affairs

• Research

  Nuclear Successor States of the Soviet Union:Nuclear Weapons, Fissile Material, and Export Control Status Report No. 5

  • March 01, 1998
  • Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the Monterey Institute of International Studies,1998

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• Commentary

  Saddam's Impending Victory

  • Robert Kagan
  • February 02, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Bombing Iraq Isn't Enough

  • Robert Kagan
  • January 30, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Commentary

  Peacekeeping and Refugee Relief

  • Deborah W. Meyers, Kathleen Newland
  • January 20, 1998
  • Carnegie

• Testimony

  How Will New Ballistic Missile Defense Systems Perform in Combat?

  • Joseph Cirincione
  • January 15, 1998
  • Carnegie