美國安全戰略

• Iran seen seeking to cap atomic deal
  Editorial
  China Post, Sep. 30, 2006
• US Endgame in Iran
  David Temple
  Research Intern, IPCS
  IPCS, Sep. 29, 2006
• Why no Indian Muslims in International Jihad: A Response
  Jacob Chriqui and L.Venkateshwaran
  Researchers, IPCS
  IPCS, Sep. 28, 2006
• Strategic Challenges for Counterinsurgency and the Global War on Terrorism
  Williamson Murray
  Professor emeritus of history at Ohio State University
  SSI, Sep. 26, 2006
• Is the European Union in the Interests of the United States?
  Multiple Authors
  The Heritage Foundation, Sep. 22, 2006
• The Enduring Features of the Debate Over Missile Defense
  Baker Spring
  F. M. Kirby Research Fellow in National Security Policy in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies, at The Heritage Foundation.
  The Heritage Foundation, Sep. 20, 2006
• NATO Reluctance to Send More Troops to Afghanistan Should Be No Surprise
  Julianne Smith
  Deputy Director OF CSIS's International Security Program
  CSIS, Sep. 20, 2006
• Responding to Iran's Nuclear Ambitions: Next Steps
  Martin S. Indyk
  Director of Saban Center for Middle East Policy
  The Brookings institution, Sep. 19, 2006
• Security is vital in US-India nuke deal
  Charles D. Ferguson
  Fellow for Science and Technology at CFR
  CFR, Sep. 19, 2006
• Iran's Nuclear Program: America's Policy Options
  Ted Galen Carpenter
  Vice president for defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute
  Cato Institute, Sep. 18, 2006
• After the G-8: The Future Orbit of U.S.–Russian Relations
  Angela Stent
  Professor and Director of the Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies at Georgetown University and the former National Intelligence Officer for Russia and Eurasia
  The Heritage Foundation, Sep. 15, 2006
• The ongoing failure of imagination
  Graham Allison
  Director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government
  Atomic Scientists, September / October, 2006
• Pitfalls to avoid in the pursuit of democracy
  Wu Eing-ming 吳英明
  A professor in the Department of Political Economy at National Sun Yat-sen University
  Taipei Times, Sep. 14, 2006
• Pakistan Surrenders
  Daveed Gartenstein-Ross is
  A senior consultant for the Gerard Group International and author of the forthcoming book My Year Inside Radical Islam
  The Center for Security Policy, Sep. 12, 2006
• Iraq Is a Strategic Battleground in the War Against Terrorism
  James Phillips
  Research Fellow in Middle Eastern Studies, in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Sep. 11, 2006
• Is the world five years wiser?
  Michel Rocard
  Former prime minister of France and leader of the Socialist Party, is a member of the European Parliament
  Taipei Times, Sep. 8, 2006
• Maintaining Momentum on U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Deal
  Lisa Curtis
  Senior Research Fellow in the Asian Studies Center
  Baker Spring
  F.M. Kirby Research Fellow in National Security Policy in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Sep. 7, 2006
• Missile defense
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Sep. 7, 2006
• Indo-US Civil Nuclear Cooperation
  Arun Vishwanathan
  Junior Research Fellow on Indian Pugwash Society
  IPCS, Sep. 7, 2006
• "What If?" -- A Most Impertinent Question Indeed
  LTC Nathan P. Freier
  Director of National Security Studies at SSI
  SSI, Sep. 6, 2006
•  Resolving the nuclear dispute with Iran by negotiation
   Keith Putnam-Delaney
   Paul Ingram
   British American Security Information Council, Aug. 31, 2006
•  The Future of Transatlantic Security Relations
   Joseph R. Cerami
   Chairman of the Department of National Security and Strategy at the U.S. Army War Col
   Richard A. Chilcoat
   External Rese at SSI
   Patrick B Baetjer
   Center for Strategic and International Studies as a Research Assistant to the Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy
   SSI, Aug. 28, 2006
•  Iran's Nuclear Ambition: Resolute Response by International Community Needed
   Editorial
   Korea Times, Aug. 28, 2006
• The Battle for India
  Robert T. McLean
  Research associate at the Center for Security Policy
  The Center for Security Policy, Aug. 28, 2006
• Perkovich: U.S. Needs ''Conversation'' With Putin on Iran Sanctions
  George Perkovich
  Vice president for studies at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Aug. 28, 2006
• US-Russia: Holding the line against nukes
   Rose Gottemoeller
   Director of the Carnegie Moscow Center
   Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Aug. 25, 2006
•  Update on the US-India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement
   Michael Krepon
   Co-founder of the Henry L. Stimson Center
   The Henry L. Stimson Center, Aug. 21, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Iraq
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Kuwait
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Oman
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Qatar
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Saudi Arabia
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: United Arab Emirates
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Yemen
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Bahrain
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• The Gulf Military Forces in an Era of Asymmetric War: Iran
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 28, 2006
• Deal shows Russia as arms export superpower
   Editorial
   China Post, Jul. 29, 2006
• A question of U.S. energy security
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 29, 2006
• Central Asia and Its Asian Neighbors Security and Commerce at the Crossroads
   Rollie Lal
   RAND Corp., Jun. 28, 2006
• An Empirical Analysis of Failed Intelligence Reforms Before September 11
  Amy B. Zegart
  An associate professor of public policy at the University of California, Los Angeles
  Political Science Quarterly, Spring, 2006
• High-Tech Terror: Al-Qaeda's Use of New Technology
  Jarret M. Brachman
  Director of Research at the Combating Terrorism Center at the United States Military Academy
  The Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, Summer 2006 Issue
• The End of MAD?: The Nuclear Dimension of U.S. Primacy
   Keir A. Lieber
   Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame.
   Daryl G. Press
   Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania
   International Security, Volume 30, Issue 4, 2006
•  Proactive Self-Defense
   Max Boot
   Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at CFR
   CFR, Jul. 3, 2006
•  Whose Side Is the Left On?
   David Frum
   A resident scholar at AEI
   AEI, Jul. 3, 2006
• The India Model
  Gurcharan Das
  Former CEO of Procter & Gamble India
  Foreign Affairs, July / August, 2006
• Transformational Leadership and U.S. Grand Strategy
  Joseph S. Nye
  Distinguished Service Professor at Harvard University
  Foreign Affairs, July / August, 2006
• India and the Balance of Power
  C. Raja Mohan
  Strategic Affairs Editor at The Indian Express and a member of India's National Security Advisory Board
  Foreign Affairs, July / August, 2006
• America's New Strategic Partner?
  Ashton B. Carter
  Professor of Science and International Affairs at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and was Assistant Secretary of Defense in the first Clinton administration
  Froeign Affairs, July / August, 2006
• Russia Leaves the West
  Dmitri Trenin
  Deputy Director of the Carnegie Moscow Center
  Foreign Affairs, July / August, 2006
• The End of the Bush Revolution
  Philip H. Gordon
  Senior Fellow in Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
  Foreign Affairs, July / August, 2006
• Non-Proliferation Ayatollahs or Thoughtful Scholars: Understanding the American Non-Proliferation Lobby
   Alex Stolar
   Research Intern, IPCS
   IPCS, Jul. 6, 2006
• US Defense Planning: The Challenge of Resources
   Anthony H. Cordesman
   Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
   William D. Sullivan
   Research Associate at CSIS
   CSIS, Jul. 6, 2006
•  Dangerous Cycle: North Korea, Iran, and Repetitive Diplomatic Failure
   Michael Rubin
   Residient Scholar at AEI
   AEI, Jul. 6, 2006
•  Friction in U.S. Foreign Policy: Cultural Difficulties with the World
   Andrew W. Stewart
   A member of the U.S. Army War College
   Strategic Studies Institute, Jul. 7, 2006
•  The U.S. Defends Its Allies
   Michael Rubin
   Resident scholar at AEI
   AEI, Jul. 7, 2006
•  Terrorist Strike at Fault Lines in South Asia
   Dana R. Dillon
   Senior Policy Analyst for Southeast Asia in the Asian Studies Center at The Heritage Foundation
   The Heritage Foundation, Jul. 11, 2006
•  U.S. facing problems with regimes
   Editorial
   China Post, Jul. 11, 2006
• We need to be patient with Russia
  Roderic Lyne
  A former British ambassador to Russia
  International Hernald Tribune, Jul. 12, 2006
• We need to be tough with Russia
  John Edwards
  Former Democratic vice-presidential candidate
  Jack Kemp
  Former Republican vice-presidential candidate, are co-chairs of the Council on Foreign Relations independent task force on U.S. policy toward Russia
  International Hernald Tribune, Jul. 12, 2006
• Diplomacy or defense? US tries both against nuclear wannabes
  Editorial
  Christian Science Monitor, Jul. 12, 2006
• The Future of the National Guard and Reserves
  Christine E. Wormuth
  Senior Adviser of International Security Program at CSIS
  Michèle A. Flournoy
  Senior Adviser of International Security Program at CSIS
  Clark A. Murdock
  Senior Adviser of International Security Program at CSIS
  CSIS, Jul. 12, 2006
• We need to be tough with Russia
  John Edwards
  Former Democratic nominee for Vice President of the United States
  Jack Kemp
  Former Republican nominee for Vice President of the United States
  CFR, Jul. 12, 2006
• Impossible Certainty: Cost Risk Analysis for Air Force Systems
  Mark V. Arena, Obaid Younossi, Lionel A. Galway, Bernard Fox, John C. Graser, Jerry M. Sollinger, Felicia Wu, Carolyn Wong
  RAND Corp., Jul. 12, 2006
• Indo-US Nuclear Deal: The American Policy Process
  Alex Stolar
  Research Intern, IPCS
  IPCS, Jul. 12, 2006
• President Bush in Europe: Shaping U.S. Policy Toward Germany
  Nile Gardiner
  The Bernard and Barbara Lomas Fellow and Director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Jul. 12, 2006
• Political Strategies to Counterterrorism
  Michael Rubin
  A resident scholar at AEI
  Suzanne Gershowitz
  A foreign policy and defense studies researcher at AEI
  AEI, Jul. 12, 2006
• Russian realities and the summit
  Editorial
  Washington Times, Jul. 13, 2006
• Russia's energy transformation
  Editorial
  Washington Times, Jul. 13, 2006
•  A convergence of crises ups stakes for Bush at G-8 meet
   Editorial
   China Post, Jul. 13, 2006
• Courting trouble
  The Economist, Jul. 13, 2006
• Muslims in Europe: Economic Worries Top Concerns About Religious and Cultural Identity
  Pew Ressearch Center, Jul. 6, 2006
•  Misguided 'reserved places' scheme doesn't help India's illiterate
   Arindam Chaudhuri
   Honorary dean at the Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM) and editor in chief of Business & Economy Magazine
   Taipei Times, Jul. 13, 2006
•  Defiant Iran: a moment of truth for Russia and China
   Editorial
   China Post, Jul. 14, 2006
•  Moscow's final stance on Iran remains unclear
   Editorial
   China Post, Jul. 15, 2006
• Support the U.S.-India nuclear deal
   Editorial
   Washington Times, Jul. 16, 2006
• US-Russia Nuclear Deal
  Ajey Lele
  Defence Analyst
  IPCS, Jul. 17, 2006
• U.S. ARMY WAR COLLEGE KEY STRATEGIC ISSUES LIST
   Antulio J. Echevarria, II.
   Director of National Security Affairs at SSI
   SSI, Jul. 17, 2006
• U.S. Fails to Defend Interests in Mideast
   Muqtedar Khan
   Nonresident Fellow, Saban Center for Middle East Policy
   The Brookings Institute, Jul. 17, 2006
• Raging Middle East: Israeli Restraint Is Required
  Editorial
  Korea Times, Jul. 17, 2006
• Missile Madness Stalks
  Tom Plate
  Professor at University of California, Los Angeles, Director of Asia Pacific Media Network
  Korea Times, Jul. 17, 2006
• The "India Deal": Regional Implications
   Niharika Chibber Joe
   Associate Director, The Maureen and Mansfield Foundation
   IPCS, Jul. 18, 2006
• Alternative reality at the G-8
  Editorial
  International Hernald Tribune, Jul. 19, 2006
• The beef with Russia
  Editorial
  International Hernald Tribune, Jul. 19, 2006
• A Russian view: Ukraine should not join NATO
  Editorial
  International Hernald Tribune, Jul. 19, 2006
• Summit shows relations between US and Russia complex, tense
  Editorial
  Christian Science Monitor, Jul. 19, 2006
• Back to Russia's Future
  Anna Parachkevova
  A Phillips Foundation fellow
  Washingto Times, Jul. 19, 2006
• Iran the lurking issue as Middle East violence flares
  Editorial
  China Post, Jul. 18, 2006
•  Losing the War in Iraq?
   Anthony H. Cordesman
   Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
   CSIS, Jul. 19, 2006
• World leaders look to intervene in Mideast crisis
   Editorial
   China Post, Jul. 19, 2006
• Olmert's course
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Jul. 20, 2006
• The Poonch-Rawalkote Bus and Increasing Militant Attacks: What Next?
  Priyashree Andley
  Research Intern, IPCS
  IPCS, Jul. 20, 2006
• US-India deal with shake up Asia
  Mrinal Menon
  A researcher at the Institute for National Policy Research in Taipei
  Taipei Times, Jul. 21, 2006
• Iraq and America: Choices and Consequences
  Ellen Laipson
  Maureen S. Steinbruner
  The Henry L. Stimsons Center, July, 2006
• Concentrating on missile defense
   Center for Security Policy, Jul. 24, 2006
• America's External Balances
   John H. Makin
   A Visiting scholar at AEI
   AEI, Jul. 25, 2006
• U.S. Shares Blame for Trade Talk Collapse
   Lael Brainard
   Vice President and Director of Global Economy and Development at the Brookings Institution
   The Brookings Institution, Jul. 28, 2006
• U.S. Policy and Iran's Nuclear Challenge
  James Phillips
  The Heritage Foundation, Jun. 27, 2006
• The Return of the Non-Aligned Movement
  Robert T. McLean
  Research associate at the Center for Security Policy in Washington
  The American Spectator, Jun. 27, 2006
• How has the U.S. pursued its enemies in the wake of 9-11? (Page 1)
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 25, 2006
• How has the U.S. pursued its enemies in the wake of 9-11? (Page 2)
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 25, 2006
• Indo-US Nuclear Deal: Intense Lobbying
  Ashok Sharma
  Research Scholar, JNU
  IPCS, Jun. 26, 2006
• Missile defense system hit or miss(Page 1)
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 23, 2006
•  US- Bangladesh Relations: Recent Developments
   L. Venkateshwaran
   Research Officer, IPCS
   IPCS, Jun. 23, 2006
• Missile defense system hit or miss(Page 2)
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 23, 2006
•  Missile Defense Test
   Editorial
   WSJ, Jun. 21, 2006
•  Military Applications of India's Space Program: The Military Surveillance and Reconnaissance System
   Jacob Chriqui
   Research Intern, IPCS
   IPCS, Jun. 21, 2006
• The U.S.-EU Summit and the Challenge of Iran's Nuclear Program
  Jon B. Wolfsthal
  Fellow at CSIS
  Jennifer Hamilton
  Research associate with the International Security Program at CSIS
  CSIS, Jun. 16, 2006
• Can UN stem flow of small arms?
  Susan Waltz
  Professor of public policy and international relations at the University of Michigan
  The Christian Science Monitor, Jun. 15, 2006
• Bush gets rush of good news on Rove, Iraq
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 15, 2006
•  Securing Baghdad: Understanding and Covering the Operation
   Anthony H. Cordesman
   Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
   CSIS, Jun. 14, 2006
• Using Biometrics to Achieve Identity Dominance in the Global WaronTerrorism
  John D. Woodward
  Associate Director of the RAND Corporation's Intelligence Policy Center
  RAND Corp., Jun. 14, 2006
• Bush's approaching endgame with Iran
  Editorial
  The Christian Science Monitor, Jun. 14, 2006
• Roots of US war prisoners' rights run deep
  Editorial
  The Christian Science Monitor, Jun. 14, 2006
• The torture of detainees in despair
  Mourad Benchellali, The New York Times
  International Hernald Tribune, Jun. 14, 2006
• A Boost From Mr. Bush
  Editorial
  Washington Post, Jun. 14, 2006
• Bush to Iraq: Visit caps day of good news for presiden
  CDI, Volume XXXV, Number 3 - May / June, 2006
• Heading off a 'coal war'
  Editorial
  International Hernald Tribune, Jun. 14, 2006
• Left Extremism In India Naxal Movement In Chattisgarh & Orissa
  Rajat Kumar Kujur
  Research Scholar, JNU
  IPCS, June, 2006
• Arjun: India's Main Battle Tank (MBT) From T-80 To Generation Next
  Mallika Joseph
  Assistant Director, IPCS
  IPCS, June, 2006
•  Russia wants G8 partners to take it more seriously
   Kenneth Rogoff
   Professor of economics and public policy at Harvard University, and was formerly chief economist at the IMF.
   Taipei Times, Jun. 13, 2006
• Hearing the Palestinian silent majority
  Editorial
  The Christian Science Monitor, Jun. 13, 2006
• Zarqawi connections
  Editorial
  Washington Times, Jun. 13, 2006
•  Bubba Dubya?: A Curiously Clintonian Turn in U.S. Foreign Policy
   Michael Rubin
   A resident scholar at AEI
   AEI, Jun. 12, 2006
• Zarqawi Death Won't End War
  Farhana Ali
  A terrorism expert at the RAND Corporation, a nonprofit research organization
  RAND Corp., Jun. 10, 2006
• Indo-US Military Cooperation: US Perceptions
  L Venkateshwaran
  IPCS, Jun. 10, 2006
• Post-Zarqawi tasks left in Iraq
  Editorial
  The Christian Science Monitor, Jun. 9, 2006
• Iran's atomic effort
  Ilan Berman
  Vice president for policy at the American Foreign Policy Council
  Washington Times, Jun. 9, 2006
• Russia after dark
  Editorial
  Washington Times, Jun. 9, 2006
• Iran: Three Alternative Futures
  Kenneth M. Pollack
  Director of Research of Saban Center for Middle East Policy
  The Brookings Institution, June, 2006
• Afghanistan and Its Neighbors: An Ever Dangerous Neighborhood
  Marvin G. Weinbaum
  Professor emeritus of political science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and served as an analyst for Pakistan and Afghanistan in the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research
  USIP, Special Report No. 162, June 2006
• The Remaking of a Unipolar World
  Robert Jervis
  The Adlai E. Stevenson professor of international politics at Columbia University in New York.
  The Washington Quarterly, Summer, 2006
• The long, long half-life
  The Economist, Jun. 8, 2006
•  The Taliban resurgent
   The Economist, Jun. 8, 2006
•  Just Americans
   Robert Asahina
   A deputy managing editor of the New York Sun and a visiting scholar at the Asian/Pacific/American Studies Institute at New York University
   AEI, Jun. 7, 2006
• Iran's Calculations and the New Round of Diplomacy
  Emile El-Hokayem
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Jun. 7, 2006
• Edging Towards Reform: Kuwait's Security Sector
  Amy Buenning Sturm
  Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellow
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Jun. 7, 2006
• Who Lost the World?
  Jonah Goldberg
  NRO, Jun. 7, 2006
•  Somalia goes down the Afghan road
   Editorial
   International Hernald Tribune, Jun. 7, 2006
• Options for Transitional Security Capabilities for America
  Terrence K. Kelly
  RAND Corp., Jun. 6, 2006
• Haditha Handwringing
  William Kristol
  The Weekly Standard, Jun. 6, 2006
• The Quarterly Report on “Measuring Stability and Security in Iraq:” Fact, Fallacy, and an Overall Grade of “F”
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy
  CSIS, Jun. 5, 2006
• Putin and Russia's Middle Eastern Policy
  Ilya Bourtman
  A Russian studies intern at AEI
  AEI, Jun. 5, 2006
• The Free Trade Future of AGOA
  Brett D. Schaefer
  Jay Kingham Fellow in International Regulatory Affairs in the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies
  Daniella Markheim
  Jay Van Andel Senior Analyst in Trade Policy in the Center for International Trade and Economics, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Jun. 5, 2006
• Betting the Ranch on the US-India Nuclear Deal
  Michael Krepon
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Jun. 5, 2006
• Indo-Pak Composite Dialogue & the Stability/Instability Paradox
  KS Manjunath
  Research Officer, IPCS
  IPCS, Jun. 5, 2006
• FBI: Still not retooled for terror
  Peter Brooks
  A Senior Fellow at the Heritage Foundation
  Townhall.com, Jun. 5, 2006
•  New trade pact puts sheen on U.S.-Vietnam ties
   Editorial
   China Post, Jun. 3, 2006
• U.S. Iran offer made for Russia, China
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 2, 2006
• U.S.-Iran mistrust bodes ill for success of talks
  Editorial
  China Post, Jun. 2, 2006
• U.S. Policy and Iran's Nuclear Challenge
  James Phillips
  Research Fellow for Middle Eastern Affairs on the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for Inernational Studies, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Jun. 2, 2006
• Analysis on U.S.-Iran Talks
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Jun. 1, 2006
• Value Projection and American Foreign Policy
  Douglas Macdonald
  Visiting Research Professor of National Security Affairs at SSI
  Strategic Studies Institute, Jun. 1, 2006
• Iran Nuclear Debate Continues
  Beryl Anand
  Research Officer, IPCS
  IPCS, Jun 1, 2006
• Nuclear power: The shape of things to come
  The Economist, Jun. 1, 2006
• Business In India: Now for the hard part
  The Economist, Jun. 1, 2006
• 美國人憂心伊朗核計畫，但對動武與否莫衷一是
  李月
  華盛頓觀察週刊 ，2006年5月31日
• The Iran Talks
  Ivo H. Daalder
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, May 31, 2006
• Burns fiddles while Tehran arms
  Frank J. Gaffney Jr.
  President of the Center for Security Policy and is a columnist for The Washington Times
  The Center for Security POlicy, May 31, 2006
• Addicted to Oil: Strategic Implications of American Oil Policy
  Thomas D. Kraemer
  A Commander in the U.S. Navy, is a 22-year veteran of the U.S. Navy Submarine Force.
  Strategic Studies Institute
• USAF-IAF Air Combat Exercises: A Review
  Peter Lavoy,
  Director of Center for Contemporary Conflict, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, USA
  Maj Peter Fesler
  Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, May 30, 2006
• Streetwise
  Ali Al-Zahid
  A member of the new Iraquna think tank
  The Center for Security Policy, May 30, 2006
• Critics savage Russian G-8 role as 'leader of democracies'
  Editorial
  China Post, May 29, 2006
• Nuclear Iran Threatens Global Security
  Jacob Chriqui
  Research Intern, IPCS
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, May 28, 2006
• US defense paper misses one target
  Editorial
  Taipei Times, May 27, 2006
• Iraqi Security and Military Force Developments: A Chronology
  Paul S. Frederiksen
  Emily J. Fall
  Patrick B. Baetjer
  CSIS, May 26, 2006
• Winning the “LongWar” in Iraq:What the US Can and Cannot Do
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy
  CSIS, May 26, 2006
• Iraqi progress
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, May 26, 2006
• At G-8 summit, US and Russia may trade barbs
  Editorial
  The Christian Science Monitor, May 26, 2006
• New Roads in Arunachal: Politics of Routes in India
  Rajeev Ranjan Chaturvedy
  Indian Pugwash Society
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, May 25, 2006
• The U.S.-UK White House Summit: End of the Bush-Blair Partnership?
  Nile Gardiner
  The Bernard and Barbara Lomas Fellow at the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, May 25, 2006
• 反恐？石油？誰讓美國重返索馬里
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊2006 年5月24日
• 美國的“戰機外交”
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊2006 年5月24日
• 質疑“美國一定代表正義”的美國自由主義
  劉見林
  華盛頓觀察週刊2006 年5月24日
• Armed forcees need to stand alone
  James Holmes
  A senior research associate at the University of Georgia's Center for International Trade and Security
  Taipei Times, May 23, 2006
• Strategic Planning by the Chairmen, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1990 TO 2005
  Richard Meinhart
  Currently serving as a Professor of Defense and Joint Processes at the Army War College in the Department of Command, Leadership, and Management.
  Strategic Studies Institute, May 23, 2006
• Gaps in Iraq government offer guide to priorities
  Editorial
  China Post, May 23, 2006
• US-Bound Defectors: 3 Countries Should Open Consultative Channel
  Editorial
  Korea Times, May 22, 2006
• Russia can help resolve Iran crisis
  Charles D. Ferguson
  Fellow for Science and Technology at CFR
  Victor Mizin
  CFR, May 22, 2006
• 5 Myths About U.S.-Saudi Relations
  Rachel Bronson
  Senior Fellow and Director for Middle East and Gulf Studies
  CFR, May 22, 2006
• Iran's Iraq Strategy
  Steven Simon
  Hasib J. Sabbagh Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies
  Ray Takeyh
  Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies
  CFR, May 21, 2006
• NATO enters the game
  Editorial
  The Washington Times, May 21, 2006
• Dual Dilemmas: U.S. Policy Options for the Israeli-Palestinian Predicament
  Martin S. Indyk
  Director of Saban Center for Middle East Policy
  Tamara Cofman Wittes
  Research Fellow and Director of the Saban Center's Arab Democracy and Development Project, Saban Center for Middle East Policy
  The Brookings Institution, May 19, 2006
• Agni-III Missile: India's Policy Options
  Satyajit Mohanty
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, May 19, 2006
• Iran's Eastern Alliance
  Robert McLean
  FrontPageMagazine.com, May 19, 2006
• When Should the Government Use Contractors to Support Military Operations?
  Alane Kochems
  A former Policy Analyst for National Security in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for Inter­national Studies, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, May 19, 2006
• U.S. should spell it out: Iran can't go nuclear
  Edwin Feulner
  President of The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, May 18, 2006
• U.S.-Libya relations
  Editorial
  Washington Times, May 18, 2006
• Doing the daring in Darfur
  Editorial
  The Christian Science Monitor, May 18, 2006
• 白宮政策不對路 油老虎痛咬美國經濟
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊 2006年第18期，2006年5月17日
• 美國會有意推遲美印核協議
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊 2006年第18期，2006年5月17日
• The Iranian Nuclear Program: Motivations and Priorities
  Kenneth M. Pollack
  Director of Research for Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, May 17, 2006
• Venezuela arms embargo should be part of Bush Doctrine
  Editorial
  Center for Security Policy, May 17, 2006
• A U.S. Embassy in Tripoli
  Editorial
  International Hernald Tribune, May 17, 2006
• Public Worried about Iran but Wary of Military Action: Big Oil and Bush Blamed for High Gas Prices
  The Pew Research Center, May 16, 2006
• The Iraq-Vietnam Difference: This time, the opposition runs strongly along party lines
  Editorial
  The Pew Research Center, May 16, 2006
• The nation really needs a US leader with guts
  Kuo Cheng-deng 郭正典
  The director of the Graduate Institute of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine at National Yang-Ming University
  Taipei Times, May 15, 2006
• A Letter's Many Meanings
  Jon Alterman
  Director of Middle East Program at CSIS
  CSIS, May 15, 2006
• About that free trade
  Editorial
  International Herald Tribune, May 15, 2006
• Turkey, Armenia and denial
  Editorial
  International Herald Tribune, May 15, 2006
• Reform at the United Nations
  Editorial
  Washington Post, May 15, 2006
• Putin, Reagan and FDR
  Edward D. Lozansky
  A nuclear physicist by training, is president of the American University in Moscow and founder of the World Russian Forum
  The Washington Times, May 15, 2006
• Long past time for border troops
  Editorial
  Daily News, may 13, 2006
• U.S. taking more amenable approach over Mid-East issues
  Editorial
  China Post, May 12, 2006
• Column One: America embraces the Hamas fantasy
  Editorial
  The Jerusalem Post, May 12, 2006
• An Improbable Cure for Oil Addiction
  Philip H. Gordon
  Director of Center on the United States and Europe at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Financial Times, May 12, 2006
• Financing terror
  Editorial
  The Washington Times, May 12, 2006
• The start of a mini-cold war with Russia
  Daniel Schorr
  A senior news analyst at National Public Radio
  The Christian Science Monitor, May 12, 2006
• Axis of feeble
  The Economist, May 11, 2006
• The Return of Saving
  Martin Feldstein
  George F. Baker Professor of Economics at Harvard University and CEO of the National Bureau of Economic Research
  Foreign Affairs, May/June 2006
• The Tipping Points
  Daniel Yankelovich
  Chair and Co-founder of the organizations Public Agenda, DYG, and Viewpoint Learning
  Foreign Affairs, May/June 2006
• Embracing Palestinians but not Hamas
  Editorial
  Christian Science Monitor, May 11, 2006
• The original aim of the UN: peaceful conflict resolution
  Editorial
  Christian Science Monitor, May 11, 2006
• Trust is key in world's relations with Iran
  John K. Cooley
  A former Monitor correspondent in the Middle East
  Christian Science Monitor, May 11, 2006
• Presidential Approval Ratings: How Low Can Bush Go?
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, May 10, 2006
• Only Iran Can Disrupt the G8 Summit
  Leon Aron
  A resident scholar at AEI
  AEI, May 10, 2006
• 俄罗斯太极拳化解美国“新冷战”
  李焰
  华盛顿观察周刊第17期，2006年5月10日
• The Uncertain Cost of the Iraq War
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  CSIS, May 10, 2006
• Engaging Iranians
  Editorial
  Washington Post, May 10, 2006
• Foreign aid is in everyone's interest
  Jeffrey D. Sachs
  Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University
  Christian Science Monitor, May 10, 2006
• Critical mass with Iran
  Editorial
  Christian Sceince Monitor, May 10, 2006
• Iraq and the Problem of Militias
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  CSIS, May 8, 2006
• Is Eurasia's Security Order at RIisk?
  Dr. Stephen Blank
  Research Professor of National Security Affairs at SSI
  SSI, May 8, 2006
• The problem with Iran
  Editorial
  Chicago Tribune, May 8, 2006
• New push for talks between U.S. and Iran
  Editorial
  China Post, May 6, 2006
• Holding Troops Hostage to Pork Barrel Spending Is No Way for Congress to Fight the War on Terror
  Baker Spring
  F.M. Kirby Research Fellow in National Security Policy in the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, May 5, 2006
• Iran's Nuclear Ambitions Go Beyond the Purview of International Institutions
  Baker Spring
  F.M. Kirby Research Fellow in National Security Policy in the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies
  James Phillips
  Research Fellow in Middle Eastern Studies in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, May 5, 2006
• EU-India: Strategic Partners?
  L. Venkateshwaran
  Research Assistant, IPCS
  IPCS, May 4, 2006
• Iran's nukes: The Russia card
  Rose Gottemoeller
  Director of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace's Moscow Center
  International Herald Tribune, May 3, 2006
• Russia revives memories of Cold War
  Editorial
  China Post, May 2, 2006
• The Five Best “Investments” Resource" Decisions in National Security
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy
  CSIS, May 2, 2006
• US Misses-Mines-for-Nukes Opportunity
  Peter Hayes
  Executive Director of the Nautilus Institute
  The Nautilus Institute, May 2, 2006
• Beware the crusades of powerful nations
  Jonathan Steele (The Guardian , London)
  Taipei Times, May 2, 2006
• Averting War with Iran
  F. Stephen Larrabee
  Holds the Corporate Chair in European Security at RAND Corp.
  Peter A. Wilson
  A senior researcher at the RAND Corp.
  RAND Corp., May 2, 2006
• America Needs to Pick Its Fights Carefully
  James Dobbins
  Director of the International Security and Defense Policy Center at the Rand Corp.
  Rand Corp., May 2, 2006
• From Russia With Arms
  Robert T. McLean
  A research associate at the Center for Security Policy
  Center for Security Policy, May 2, 2006
• Saddam's Delusions: The View From the Inside
  Kevin Woods
  James Lacey
  Williamson Murray
  Foreign Affairs, May / June, 2006
• The Nuclear Challenge from Iran
  Philip H. Gordon
  Director of Center on the United States and Europe at the Brookings Institute
  The Brookings Institute, May, 2006
• Shifting Terrain: The Domestic Politics of the U.S. Military Presence in Asia
  Sheila A. Smith
  Research Fellow in politics, governances, and security in the East-West Center research program and project director of Shifting Terrain
  The Nautilus Institute, April, 2006
• Counterterrorism In African Failed States: Challenges and Potential Solutions
  Thomas Dempsey
  Director of African Studies in the Department of National Security and Strategy at the U.S. Army War College
  SSI, April, 2006
• Preventive War and Its Alternatives: The Lessons of History
  Dan Reiter
  A Professor of Political Science at Emory University
  SSI, April, 2006
• U.S. Military Operations in Iraq: Planning, Combat and Occupation
  W. Andrew Terrill
  Research Professor of National Security Affairs of the Strategic Studies Institute
  Kate Phillips
  A student at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University
  Shane Lauth
  A student at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University
  Erin Schenck
  A student at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.
  SSI, April, 2006
• Congress Must Expand the Nation's "Limited Defensive Capability" Against Ballistic Missiles
  Baker Spring
  F.M. Kirby Research Fellow in National Security Policy in the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Apr. 26, 2006
• Iraq's Evolving Insurgency and the Risk of Civil War
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy
  CSIS, Apr. 26, 2006
• Al Qaeda, Saddam
  Helle Dale
  Deputy Director of Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies and Director of Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies
  The Washington Times, Apr. 26, 2006
• Tackling the risks of nuclear terrorism
  Charles D. Ferguson
  Fellow for Science and Technology of CFR
  CFR, Apr. 26, 2006
• India-Australia Relations: A Deeper Engagement
  Ashok Sharma
  Research Scholar, JNU
  IPCS, Apr. 26, 2006
• Bush's foreign diplomacy: Handle with care
   John Hughes
   A former editor of the Christian Science Monitor
   The Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 26, 2006
•  Arming Europe
   Seth G. Jones
   Political Scientist at the RAND Corp.
   F. Stephen Larrabee
   Hold the Corporate Chair in European Security at the RAND Corp.
   RAND Corp., Apr. 25, 2006

• Forging a U.S.-British Coalition to End Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program
  Nile Gardiner
  The Bernard and Barbara Lomas Fellow at the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Apr. 24, 2006

• Developing democracy
  Paula J. Dobriansky
  Under Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs
  The Washington Times, Apr. 24, 2006
• Afghanistan should make room for its female leaders
   Isobel Coleman
   Senior Fellow for U.S. Foreign Policy of CFR
   CFR, Apr. 24, 2006
•  Nuclear power: The way forward
   Editorial
   Boston Herald, Apr. 23, 2006
•  American Strategic, Tactical, and Other Mistakes in Iraq: A Litany of Errors
   Anthony H. Cordesman
   Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
   CSIS, Apr. 19, 2006
•  Gas Pipelines and Nuclear Energy: India's Options
   L Venkateshwaran
   Research Assistant, IPCS
   IPCS, Apr. 19, 2006
• Maybe the Mullahs Don't Want War
  David Frum
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, Apr. 18, 2006
• Iran's Sitting Duck: A nuclear attack on Natanz would make no sense
  Michael Levi
  Fellow for Science and Technology at CFR
  CFR, Apr. 18, 2006
• Indo-US Relations since July 2005
  D Suba Chandran
  Assistant Director, IPCS
  IPCS, Apr. 18, 2006
• Dithering Won't Stop Iran's Nukes
  Amir Taheri
  A member of Benador Associates
  New York Post, Apr. 18, 2006
• Iranian Nuclear Weapons? Iran's Missiles and Possible Delivery Systems
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Apr. 17, 2006
• Iran's War on the West
  Thomas Joscelyn
  An economist and writer in New York
  The Daily Standard, Apr. 21, 2006
• Decrepit NPT or New Regional Players in The Face of New Global Nuclear Power Politics?
  Chua Hearn Yuit
  Researcher at the Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA)
  Yeo Lay Hwee
  Director and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute
  The Nautilus Institute, Apr. 20, 2006
•  Iranian Nuclear Weapons? Iran's Missiles and Possible Delivery Systems
   Anthony H. Cordesman
   Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
   Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
   Visiting Fellow at CSIS
   CSIS, Apr. 17, 2006
•  Can Rumsfeld withstand ex-generals' back talk?
   Editorial
   China Post, Apr. 15, 2006
• Nuclear Hostage Crisis
  Michael Rubin
  A resident scholar at AEI
  AEI, Apr. 14, 2006
•  Work through the NPT to address concerns about Iranian nukes
   Helena Cobban
   The Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 13, 2006
•  美軍的F-22戰鬥機是“紙猛禽”？
   粟德金
   華盛頓觀察週刊 2006年第14期，2006年4月12日
•  Terrorism Statistics Flawed
   Chris Weatherly
   Research Assistan at CDI
   CDI, Apr. 12, 2006
•  Iranian NuclearWeapons? The Uncertain Nature of Iran's Nuclear Programs
   Anthony H. Cordesman
   Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
   Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
   Visiting Fellow at CSIS
   CSIS, Apr. 12, 2006
• An Iranian Missile Crisis?
  David Ignatius
  Washington Post, Apr. 12, 2006
• Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime: Static Monolith or Evolving Entity?
   KS Manjunath
   Research Officer, IPCS
   IPCS, Apr. 12, 2006
•  Bush had good reason to believe there were WMD in Iraq
   John Hughes
   Former editor of the Monitor, is editor and chief operating officer of the Deseret Morning News
   The Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 12, 2006
• Is Iran next? The calculus of military strike.
  Mark Sappenfield
  Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
  The Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 12, 2006
• Misplaced Blame: The Media's Performance in Iraq
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Apr. 11, 2006
•  Striking Iran Is an Option, Not Inevitable
   Seth G. Jones
   A political scientist at the RAND Corporation and adjunct professor in the security studies program at Georgetown University
   RAND Corp., Apr. 11, 2006
•  Building an Edifice, Securing Partnerships
   Swapna Kona
   Research Intern, IPCS
   IPCS, Apr. 10, 2006
• Iran Stirs India-US Waters
  Vijay Sakhuja
  Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation
  IPCS, Apr. 10, 2006
•  Another U.N. "Reform"
   Anne Bayefsky
   A senior fellow at the Hudson Institute
   The Weekly Standard, Apr. 10, 2006
• Preventing a Nuclear-Armed Iran: Will China and Russia Help?
  The Honorable Sam Brownback
  Represents Kansas in the United States Senate
  The Heritage Foundation, Apr. 7, 2006
• Iranian NuclearWeapons? The Options if Diplomacy Fails
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Apr. 7, 2006
•  The Shadow of the Bomb, 2006
   Sidney D. Drell
   A senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and professor emeritus of theoretical physics at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford University
   Policy Review, April/May, 2006
• America cannot have it both ways with Russia
  Nikolas Gvosdev
  Strategic Studies Program assist Senior Fellow at the Nixon Center
  Dimitri Simes
  President of the Nixon Center
  Nixon Center, Apr. 6, 2006
• The Power of Division and Unity
  Sherifa Zuhur
  Strategic Studies Institute
  SSI, April, 2006
• The scope of clashes in the Middle East since 9/11
  Pat M. Holt
  Former chief of staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee
  The Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 6, 2006
• West should close gaps against nuclear terrorism
  John Hughes
  A former editor of the Monitor, is editor and chief operating officer of the Deseret Morning News
  The Christian Science Monitor, Apr. 5, 2006
• Iran weapons from Russia
  Editorial
  China Post, Apr. 6, 2006
• India and the nuke deal
  Editoral
  Boston Herald, Apr. 6, 2006
• Pressure on Iraq
  Donald Lambro
  Chief political correspondent of The Washington Times, is a nationally syndicated columnist
  The Washington TImes, Apr. 6, 2006
• 安理會“30天棄核”通牒動不了伊朗的陣腳
   李焰
   華盛頓觀察週刊第13期，2006年4月5日
• 阿富汗重建，民主與安全的雙重考驗
  粟德金
  華盛頓觀察週刊第13期，2006年4月5日
• Nuclear Jihad
  David Frum
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, Apr. 5, 2006
• With friends like us...
  Max Boot
  Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at CFR
  CFR, Apr. 5, 2006
• How Not to Save Iraq
  Steven A. Cook
  Douglas Dillon Fellow at CFR
  CFR, Apr. 5, 2006
• Is al Qaeda targeting Israel?
  Editorial
  The Washington Times, Apr. 5, 2006
• Illegal immigrant issues are very personal for Bush
  Editorial
  China Post, Apr. 4, 2006
• Dialogue Can Stop Iran at the Nuclear Threshold
  Ray Takeyh
  A senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  James Dobbins directs the International Security and Defense Policy Center at Rand Corp.
  RAND Corp., Apr. 4, 2006
• The MSDF Indian Ocean Deployment - Blue Water Militarization in a 'Normal Country'
  Richard Tanter
  Acting Director of Nautilus Institute at RMIT and coordinator of the Austral Peace and Security Project
  The Nautilus Institute, Apr. 4, 2006
• Dialogue can stop Iran at the nuclear threshold
  James Dobbins
  Ray Takeyh
  Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at CFR
  CFR, Apr. 4, 2006
• Bullish on Baghdad
  Robert T. McLean
  A research associate at the Center for Security Policy
  Center for Security Policy, Apr. 4, 2006
• The Wrong Time to Lose Our Nerve
  Peter Wehner
  Deputy assistant to the president and director of the White House's Office of Strategic Initiatives
  Center for Security Policy, Apr. 4, 2006
•  U.S. base plan faces resentment and resignation in Okinawa
   Editorial
   China Post, Apr. 3, 2006
• Can the Shiite Center Hold?
  Reuel Marc Gerecht
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, Apr. 3, 2006
• A Bit less special: U.S.-U.K. relations after Blair
  Peter Brookes
  A Heritage Foundation senior fellow
  The Heritage Foundation, Apr. 3, 2006
• Kadima's Victory and U.S. Policy on the Arab-Israeli Conflict
  Ariel Cohen
  Senior Research Fellow in Russian and Eurasian Studies and International Energy Security at the Douglas and Sara Allison Center of the Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundati
  The Heritage Foundation, Apr. 3, 2006
• Complete Cargo Inspection and Port Security Grants Do Not Promote Homeland Security
  Alane Kochems
  A Policy Analyst for National Security
  James Jay Carafano
  Senior Research Fellow for National Security and Homeland Security in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Stud-ies, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Apr. 3, 2006
• How Dependent Should We Be on Russian Oil and Gas?
   Keith Smith
   Senior Associate at CSIS
   CSIS, Apr. 3, 2006
•  Will diplomacy stop Iran's nuke program?
   John J. Metzler
   A United Nations correspondent covering diplomatic and defense issues
   China Post, Apr. 2, 2006
• A dangerous nuke deal with India
  Jimmy Carter
  Founder of the Carter Center
  China Post, Mar. 31, 2006
• U.S. security frames Bell Lab talks
  Editorial
  China Post, Mar. 31, 2006
• Moving Beyond the U.N. Security Council's Slow Diplomatic Waltz on Iran's Nuclear Program
  James Phillips
  Research Fellow in Middle Eastern Studies in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 31, 2006
• Russian Spying for Saddam Demands a Careful U.S. Response
  Ariel Cohen
  Senior Research Fellow in Russian and Eurasian Studies and International Energy Security at the Douglas and Sara Allison Center of the Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 31, 2006
• America's 'Gravest Danger'
  Eben Kaplan
  Research Associate at CFR
  CFR, Mar. 31, 2006
• Libya and the United States: The Next Steps
  Ronald Bruce St John
  Member of an Atlantic Council Working Group on U.S.-Libyan relations,
  Atlantic Council, March, 2006
• “The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy”: A Working Paper That Does Not Work
   Harvey Sicherman
   President of the Foreign Policy Research Institute and former aide to three U.S. secretaries of state
   FPRI, Mar. 28, 2006
• 胡錦濤乘“崛起風”訪美 布希“兩手”對華
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊第12期，2006年3月29日
• 美國助印度發展衛星科技是養虎為患？
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第12期，2006年3月29日
• 美國為“絕對安全”設“戰略未來辦公室”
  粟德金
  華盛頓觀察週刊第12期，2006年3月29日
• The US-India Nuclear Deal: Another Wrong Turn in the War on Terror
  Michael Krepon
  President Emeritus at the Henry L. Stimson Center
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Mar. 29, 2006
• Enemy of Our Enemy
  Peter Bergen
  Fellow at the New America Foundation
  New York Times, Mar. 28, 2006
• Reflections on Iraq's Predicament
  Emile El-Hokayem
  Research Associate the Henry L. Stimson Center
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Mar. 28, 2006
• Nepal: Issues Regarding Maoists-Parties Understanding
  PG Rajamohan
  Research Fellow at Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Mar. 28, 2006
• Preventing Catastrophic Nuclear Terrorism
  Charles D. Ferguson
  Fellow for science and technology at the Council on Foreign Relations
  CFR, March, 2006
• Preparing for a Long-term Competition with Iran
  Henry Sokolski
  Executive Director for The Nonproliferation Policy Education Center
  The Nonproliferation Policy Education Center, March, 2006
• Russia can no longer be viewed as a strategic partner of the United States
  Editorial
  Houston Chronicle , Mar. 27, 2006
• Iron Troikas: The New Threat From The East
   Richard J. Krickus
   Distinguished Professor Emeritus at the University of Mary Washington and had held the H. L. Oppenheimer Chair of Warfighting Strategy at the U.S. Marine Corps University
   SSI, March, 2006
•  Iraq and Vietnam: Remains of the Wars
   Tom Plate
   UCLA Prof and a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy
   Korea Times, Mar. 27, 2006
• Iraq: How to Stop a Civil War
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Mar. 27, 2006
• Today's Wars Are Less About Ideas Than Extreme Tribalism
  David Ronfeldt
  A senior political scientist at the RAND Corporation
  Rand Corp., Mar. 27, 2006
• Rumors of Civil War
  Frederick W. Kagan
  A resident scholar at AEI
  AEI, Mar. 27, 2006
• Hard Pounding
  Victor Davis Hanson
  A senior fellow at the Hoover Institution
  National Review Online, 27 Mar. 2006
• War in Iraq looks gloomy
  Editorial
  China Post, Mar. 26, 2006
• Securing America's Ports
  Henry H. Willis
  A researcher at the RAND Corporation
  David Ortiz
  A researcher at the RAND Corporation
  RAND Corp., Mar. 26, 2006
• Pakistan: Anchor for Regional Peace and Security
  His Excellency Shaukat Aziz
  The Prime Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 24, 2006
• Another charade at the United Nations
  Joseph Loconte
  Senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center
  Nile Gardiner
  A fellow in Anglo-American security policy at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 24, 2006
• THE GREAT AWAKENING
  Jon B. Alterman
  Director of the Middle East Program at CSIS
  CSIS, Mar, 24, 2006
• Echoes of Abyssinia
  Thomas Donnelly
  A resident scholar at AEI
  AEI, Mar. 24, 2006
• An Election in Wartime
  Thomas Donnelly
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, Mar. 24, 2006
• ETA Always Knocks Twice
  Rafael L. Bardají
  A fellow at the Strategic Studies Group (GEES) in Madrid, and a senior adviser to the former president, José María Aznar
  National Review Online, 24 Mar. 2006
• India nuke deal meets wary Congress
  Peter Grier
  Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
  The Christian Science Monitor, Mar. 24, 2006
• Can Sanctions Stop the Iranian Bomb?
  Gary Clyde Hufbauer
  Institute for International Economics
  Jeffrey J. Schott
  Institute for International Economics
  IIE, March, 2006
• Russia's Challenges as Chair of the G-8
  Anders Åslund
  Senior Fellow of Institute for International Economics
  IIE, March, 2006
• What if by sea?
  Victoria Samson
  A Rresearch analyst at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Defense Information
   Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 2006
• A pragmatic center behind a leftist mirage
  Julio Maria Sangu
  A former president of Uruguay
  Taipei Times, Mar. 23, 2006
• Freedom doctrine
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 22, 2006
• Nuclear Indulgence to India: Will US Congress Relent?
  Ajey Lele
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Mar. 22, 2006
• No shortcuts
  Max Boot
  Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at CFR
  CFR, Mar. 22, 2006
• What if we lose?
  Center for Security Policy, Security Forum, Mar. 22, 2006
• The Evolving Al-Qaeda Threat
   James Phillipe
   Research Fellow in Middle Eastern Studies in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies
   Heritage Foundation | March 22, 2006
• 2006新版國家安全戰略：國際合作填補了“先發制人”的真空
   李焰
   華盛頓觀察週刊第11期，2006年3月22日
• America Needs a Security Strategy for Safer Skies
  James Jay Carafano
  Senior Research Fellow for National Security and Homeland Security in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies, at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 21, 2006
• Pushing Iran
  Peter Brookes
  Heritage Foundation senior fellow
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 21, 2006
• The President's Crown Jewel
  Robert T. McLean
  A Research Associate at the Center for Security Policy in Washington, D.C.
  FrontPage Magazine, Mar. 21, 2006
• U.S. Intelligence and the French Nuclear Weapons Program
  National Security Archive, Mar. 21, 2006
• Bush's Foreign Policy Nonchalance
  Daniel Pipes
  Director of the Middle East Forum and author of Miniatures
  FrontPage Magazine, Mar. 21, 2006
• Teflon Europe
  Victor Davis Hanson
  A senior fellow at the Hoover Institution
  National Review Online, Mar. 20, 2006
• Saddam's Delusions: The View from the Inside
  Kevin Woods
  A defense analyst in Washington, D.C.
  James Lacey
  A military analyst for the U.S. Joint Forces Command
  Williamson Murray
  Class of 1957 Distinguished Visiting Professor of History at the U.S. Naval Academy
  From Foreign Affairs, May/June 2006
• Transatlantic Transformation: Building a NATO-EU Security Architecture
  Frances G. Burwell
  David C. Gompert
  Leslie S. Lebl
  Jan M. Lodal
  Walter B. Slocombe
  Policy Paper, March 2006
• Third Anniversary of Iraq War: Growing Global Protests Increase US Dilemma
  Editorial
  Korea Times, Mar. 20, 2006
• Hurry Up and Wait
  Max Boot
  Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at CFR
  CFR, Mar. 20, 2006
• Indo-US Nuclear Agreement: Issues before the US Congress
  L Venkateshwaran
  Research Intern at IPCS
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Mar. 20, 2006
• Look Who's Running The World Now
  David Rothkopf
  A visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Mar. 20, 2006
• The State of Iraq: An Update
  Nina Kamp
  Research Assistant of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studi at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Mar. 19, 2006
• India: Budgeting for Defence
  Dr Bhartendu Kumar Singh
  Indian Defence Accounts Service at Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Mar. 19, 2006
• America and the War on Terrorism
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, Mar. 17, 2006
• Keep pushing India toward economic freedom
  Marc A. Miles
  Director of the Center for International Trade and Economics at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 17, 2006
• National Energy Security Depends on International Energy Security
  Erica S. Downs
  China Energy Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution,
  The Brookings Institution, Mar. 17, 2006
• India-US Civilian Nuclear Deal: Impact on Asian Balance of Power
  Sameer Suryakant Patil
  Research Scholar, JNU
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Mar. 17, 2006
• Lukewarm Partener: Chinese Support For U.S. Counter-Terrorism In Southeast Asia
  Denny Roy
  Associate Professor at APCSS
  APCSS, March 2006
• Principles Defeat Politics at the U.N.
  Jimmy Carter, Óscar Arias, Kim Dae Jung, Shirin Ebadi, and Desmond Tutu
  Nobel Peace Prize laureates
  The Carter Center, Mar. 5, 2006
• Doha's Winners and Losers
  Bruce Stokes
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Mar. 17, 2006
• Intelligence, Policy,and the War in Iraq
  Paul R. Pillar
  The faculty of the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University
  Foreign Affairs, March/April 2006
• The Rise of U.S. Nuclear Primacy
  Keir A. Lieber
  The author of War and the Engineers: The Primacy of Politics Over Technology, is Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame
  Daryl G. Press
  The author of Calculating Credibility: How Leaders Assess Military Threats, is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania
  Foreign Affairs, March/April, 2006
• Intelligence, Policy,and the War in Iraq
  Paul R. Pillar
  Faculty of the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University. Concluding a long career in the Central Intelligence Agency, he served as National Intelligence Officer for the Near East and South Asia from 2000 to 2005
  Foreign Affairs, March/April, 2006
• 美國貿易保護主義抬頭，是商業操作還是政治干預？
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第10期，2006年3月15日
•  先天不足的美國導彈防禦計畫
   粟德金
   華盛頓觀察週刊第10期，2006年3月15日
• Trusting India
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 15, 2006
• Are the Basic Assumptions Behind the Bush Administration Nuclear Deal with India Sound?
  Michael Krepon
  The co-founder of the Henry L. Stimson Center
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Mar. 15, 2006
• The misguided howl'er over the "Growler"
  Stephen Newsome
  WarFooting.com, Mar. 15, 2006
• America's Iran Crucible: Beyond Yapping Dogs and Superpowers Made of Straw
  Alex Alexiev
  Vice president for research at the Center for Security Policy
  Center for Security Policy, Mar. 15, 2006
• Rehabilitating a Rogue: Libya's WMD Reversal and Lessons for US Policy
  Dafna Hochman
  A former foreign policy and defense advisor with the US Senate
  US Army War College Quarterly, Spring, 2006
• Humanitarian Intervention and theWar in Iraq: Norms, Discourse, and State Practice
  Eric A. Heinze
  Assistant Professor in Political Science and International and Area Studies at the University of Oklahoma
  US Army War College Quarterly, Spring, 2006
• The Future of Afghanistan
  Ali Ahmad Jalali
  The Interior Minister of Afghanistan from January 2003 to September2005. He is now a Distinguished Professor at the Near East South Asia Center forStrategic Studies of the National Defense University
  US Army War College Quarterly, Spring, 2006
•  What's next in Iraq? Leaving too early would help terrorists
   James Carafano
   A senior research fellow for defense and homeland security at The Heritage Foundation
   The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 14, 2006
•  A thorn in the side of peace
   Jimmy Carter
   Former US president, led The Carter Center/National Democratic Institute observation of the Palestinian elections in January
   Taipei Times, Mar. 13, 2006
• Growing Iran-Syria ties
  Peter Brookes
  A Heritage Foundation senior fellow
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 13, 2006
• THE U.S., THE EU AND MIDDLE EAST REFORM: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM MOROCCO?
  Michael Balz
  Research Assistant and Program Coordinator at CSIS
  CSIS, Mar. 13, 2006
• Pakistan vs. al-Qaida
  Farhana Ali
  A terrorism expert at the RAND Corporation
  RAND, Mar. 13, 2006
• Dealing with Iran's nuclear ambitions: four approaches
  Bennett Ramberg
  Jon B. Wolfsthal
  Ray Takeyh
  Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at CFR
  Mansoor Ijaz
  Council on Foreign Relations, Mar. 13, 2006
• U.S. Campaign Is Aimed at Iran's Leaders
  Peter Baker
  Glenn Kessler
  Washington Post Staff Writers
  Hoover Institution, Mar. 13, 2006
• Dash to Baghdad Left Top U.S. Generals Divided
  Michael R. Gordon
  Bernard E. Trainor
  New York Times, Mar. 13, 2006
•  The War That Stayed Cold
   Arnold Beichman
   A research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University
   Hoover Institution, Mar. 12 ,2006
• The security imperative and free trade
  Melvyn Krauss
  A senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. Copyright: Project Syndicate
  Taipei Times, Mar. 10, 2006
• America and the War On Terrorism
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, Mar. 10, 2006
• Nonproliferation: Still Time for a Good Deal With India
  Ivo H. Daalder
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
  Michael A. Levi
  Science and Technology Fellow at Council on Foreign Relations
  The Brooking s Institution, Mar. 10, 2006
• Iran's Worrisome Ambition: Global Efforts Needed to Dissuade Tehran From Going Nuclear
  Editorial
  Korea Times, Mar. 9, 2006
• Is a united approach toward Iran enough?
   Jon Wolfsthal
   Fellow of International Security Program at CSIS
   CSIS, Mar. 9, 2006
• Seeing Through the Spin: "Critics" Rebut White House on the U.S.-India Nuclear Cooperation Plan
  Daryl G. Kimball
  Executive Director of the Arms Control Association
  Arms Control Association, Mar. 9, 2006
• The Quadrennial Defense Review and U.S. Defense Policy, 2006-2025
  Michael P. Noonan
  Research Fellow of Defense Policy and Managing Director of the Program on National Security at the Foreign Policy Research Institute
  Foreign Policy Research Institue, Mar. 9, 2006
• Russia's back
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Mar. 8, 2006
• India-Iran Relations: Changing the Tone?
  Pramit Mitra
  Vibhuti Hate
  CSIS, Mar. 8, 2006
• Varanasi Bomb Blasts : A Preliminary Assessment
  PR Chari
  Research Professor at IPCS
  Peace and Conflict Studies, Mar. 8, 2006
• U.S.-India Nuclear Deal Fails Nonproliferation Test
  Daryl G. Kimball
  Executive Director of the Arms Control Association
  Arms Control Association, Mar. 2, 2006
• Teaching 9/11 and the War on Terrorism
  Trudy Kuehner, Rapporteur
  Foreign Policy Research Institute, March, 2006
• Iran's radicals are following a familiar pattern
  Jack Goldstone
  Professor of public policy at George Mason University
  Taipei Times, Mar. 7, 2006
• Farewell to arms control
  Center for Security Policy, Mar. 6, 2006
• Curing the Addiction to Oil
  Jack Kingston
  Congressmen who have cosponsored H.R. 4409, the bipartisan Fuel Choices for American Security Act
  Eliot Engel
  Congressmen who have cosponsored H.R. 4409, the bipartisan Fuel Choices for American Security Act
  Center for Security Policy, Mar. 6, 2006
•  How many Nuclear Warheads does India Need?
   Gurmeet Kanwal
   Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation
   Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Mar. 6, 2006
• The US's Nuclear Cave-In
  Joseph Cirincione
  Senior Associate and Director for Non-Proliferation at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Carnegie Issue Brief, Mar. 4, 2006
• Chaplains as Liaisons with Religious Leaders: Lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan
   George Adams
   An ordained Southern Baptist minister and a United States Navy chaplain
   United States Institute of Peace, March, 2006
• Premature Capitulation
  George Perkovich
  Vice President for Studies at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Carnegie Issue Brief, Mar. 3, 2006
• Nuclear Pact to Spur U.S.-India Ties
  Joseph Cirincione
  Senior Associate and Director for Non-Proliferation at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Mar. 2, 2006
• The Iraqi Insurgency and the Risk of CivilWar: Who Are the Players?
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  CSIS, Mar. 1, 2006
• Bush team must avoid pitfalls in emerging ties with India
  Daniel Sneiderforeign affairs
  Columnist for the San Jose Mercury News, is currently a Pantech Fellow at Stanford's Shorenstein Asia Pacific Research Center
  CSIS, Mar. 1, 2006
• 布希訪南亞 扶美巴同盟一把
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第8期，2006年3月1日
• 布希南亞行 用“核”敲開印度門
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊第8期，2006年3月1日
• 中美印巴的南亞戰略拉鋸
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第8期，2006年3月1日
• 哈馬斯上臺促美反省推廣民主倡議
  粟德金
  華盛頓觀察週刊第8期，2006年3月1日
• 美國要外包國家安全？
  粟德金
  華盛頓觀察週刊第8期，2006年3月1日
• A transatlantic agenda for homeland security co-operation
  Heiko Borchert
  A security and defence consultant in Switzerland
  Jane's Information Group, Mar. 1, 2006
• For engineers, as the railways go, so goes Iraq
  Charles Levinson
  Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
  The Christian Science Monitor, Mar. 1, 2006
• Iraq: The wages of chaos
  Mark LeVine
  Professor of modern Middle Eastern history, culture and Islamic studies, University of California-Irvine
  Asia Times, Mar. 1, 2006
• US Small Arms and Global Transfer Principles
  Rachel Stohl
  Senior Analyst at the Center for Defense Information at the World Security Institute
  CDI, Mar. 1, 2006
• Globalization, Human Right,s and Democracy
  Daniel Griswold
  Director of the Center for Trade Policy Studies at the Cato Institute
  Cato, Feb. 28, 2006
• A Far too Costly Pentagon
  David C. Gompert
  A senior fellow at the RAND
  James Dobbins
  Director of the International Security and Defense Policy Center at the RAND
  RAND Corp., Feb. 27, 2006
• The Impact of the Abqaiq Attack on Saudi Energy Security
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Feb. 27, 2006
• Outreach to India: W's Atomic Pickle
  Peter Brookes
  A Heritage Foundation senior fellow
  The Heritage Foundation, Feb. 27, 2006
• Reorienting defence expenditure
  Bhartendu Kumar Singh
  Indian Defence Accounts Service
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Feb. 27, 2006
• The wrong way to fix Iran
   Charles A. Kupchan
   Senior Fellow and Director for Europe Studies at CFR
   Ray Takeyh
   Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at CFR
   Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 26, 2006
•  US Strategy towards Iranian Nuclear Program
   Beryl Anand
   Research Officer
   Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Feb. 25, 2006
•  Myths of the Current War
   Frederick W. Kagan
   A resident scholar at AEI
   American Enterprise Institute, Feb. 24, 2006
• Declassification in Reverse: The Pentagon and the U.S. Intelligence Community's Secret Historical Document Reclassification Program
  Matthew M. Aid
  National Security Archive, Feb. 21, 2006
• Iraq's kingmaker is no Bush pawn
  Ehsan Ahrari
  A CEO of Strategic Paradigms, an Alexandria
  Asia Times, Feb. 23, 2006
• MidEast Unwilling to Cut Off Hamas
  Esther Pan
  Staff Writer at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 22, 2006
• Uncertainty Shrouds Iran Talks
  Max Boot
  Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 22, 2006
• Missile Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Facilities: An International Law Perspective from 'Osirak'
  Adil Hasan Khan
  Research Intern at IPCS
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies
• The right way to think about oil
  Joseph Nye
  Former assistant US secretary of defense, is a professor at Harvard University
  Taipei Times, Feb. 21, 2006
• State sovereignty must be altered in globalized era
  Richard Haass
  President of the Council on Foreign Relations and the author of The Opportunity: America's Moment to Alter History's Course
  Taipei Times, Feb. 21, 2006
• Terrorists voted into power?
  Editorial
  Taipei Times, Feb. 21, 2006
• Iranian NuclearWeapons?: The Threat from Iran's WMD and Missile Programs
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  Khalid R. Al-Rodhan
  Visiting Fellow at CSIS
  CSIS, Feb. 21, 2006
•  Military plots a 'long war' on terror
   Rowan Scarborough
   The Washington Times, Feb.20, 2006
• In the Mideast, the Third Way is a Myth
  Shibley Telhami
  Nonresident Senior Fellow of Saban Center for Middle East Policy at The Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Feb. 17, 2006
• Suicide Terrorism in Afghanistan: Taliban's New Game Plan
  Supriya Singh
  Research Assistant at IPCS
  Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Feb. 17, 2006
• America and the War on Terrorism
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Feb. 16, 2006
•  EU, US keen on exploring the India option
   Charles Tannock
   UK conservative foreign affairs spokesman in the European Parliament
   Taipei Times, Feb. 16, 2006
• The West as scapegoat
  Max Boot
  Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 15, 2006
• A Switch in Time: A New Strategy for America in Iraq
  Kenneth M. Pollack
  Director of Research of Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Feb. 15, 2006
•  Lessons of Desert Fox
   Charles D. Ferguson II
   Fellow for Science and Technology at CFR
   Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 14, 2006
•  The Economics of Defense Spending
   Murray Weidenbaum
   Former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, is the Honorary Chairman of the Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy at the Washington University, where he is also the Mallinckrodt Distinguished University Professor
   Foreign Policy Research Institute, Feb. 14, 2006
• Back to Rebuilding: The Next Challenge in Iraq
  Peter Brooks
  A senior fellow at Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Feb. 13, 2006
• National Security and Civil Liberties
  Jason Keiber
  Research Assistant of Technology and Public Policy Program at CSIS
  CSIS, Feb. 10, 2006
• A Strategy for Iran
  Dalia Dassa Kaye
  A political scientist at the RAND Corporation
  RAND Corp., Feb. 10, 2006
• Amateur Hour in Iraq
  James Dobbins
  President Clinton's special envoy for Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia and Kosovo, and the Bush administration's first envoy for Afghanistan, is also the Director of the International Security and Defense Policy Center at the RAND Corporation
  RAND Corp., Feb. 10, 2006
• A Brain Drain Threatens Afghanistan's Future
  Obaid Younossi
  A senior analyst at the Rand Corporation
  RAND Corp. Feb. 9, 2006
• The wrong weapons for the Long War
  Max Boot
  Senior Fellow for National Security Studies at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 8, 2006
• 布希身困中東，心掛東亞
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊第5期，2006年2月8日
• “死”胡同不死 伊朗核危機仍有出路
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊第5期，2006年2月8日
• 布希和格林斯潘在貿易自由化上握手
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊第5期，2006年2月8日
• 美國反恐進入“長期抗戰”，伊拉克人民對現狀不耐
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第5期，2006年2月8日
• The Lessons of International Cooperation in Counterterrorism
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS
  CSIS, Feb. 7, 2006
• A Plan for Iran
  Rebecca Hagelin
  A vice president of The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Feb. 7, 2006
• No Exemption For India: Nuclear deal undermines non-proliferation regime
  Michael Krepon
  A co-founder of Henry L Stimson Center
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Feb. 7, 2006
• Iran a Growing Danger, Bush Gaining on Spy Issue: 85% See U.S. Addicted to Oil - 50% Say We Can Quit
  The Pew Research Center, Feb. 7, 2006
• Quadrennial Defense Review Report
  Office of the Secretary of Defense. Feb. 6, 2006
• Navy Role in Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) — Background and Issues for Congress
  Ronald O'Rourke
  Specialist in National Defense Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division
  The Library of Congress, Feb. 6, 2006
• Strike a Balance by Weighing Threats
  Robert E. Hunter
  A senior adviser at the Rand Corp
  RAND Corp. Feb. 5, 2006
• The Roots of Democracy
  Carles Boix
  Professor of political science at the University of Chicago
  Policy Review, February & March, 2006
• The Future of American Military Strategy a Conference Report
  Michael P. Noonan
  A Research Fellow (Defense Policy) and Managing Director of the Program on National Security at the Foreign Policy Research Institute
  Foreign Policy Research Institute, Feb. 3, 2006
•  The Diversity of Muslims in the United States: Views as Americans
   United States Institute of Peace, February, 2006, Special Report No. 159
• Relativism and Rights: Utopian illusions are preventing practical reforms of the Human Rights Commission
  Joseph Loconte
  A research fellow in religion at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Feb. 3, 2006
• Addicted to What?
  James K. Glassman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  AEI, Feb. 2, 2006
• Will Diplomacy Stop Iran?
  Jon B. Wolfsthal
  Fellow of International Security Program at CSIS
  CSIS, Feb, 2, 2006
• U.S. Military Eyes Southeast Asia
  Esther Pan
  Staff Writer at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 2, 2006
• Fate of Troops in Iraq: Projected Pullout of Japanese Forces to Touch Off Debate
   Editorial
   Korea Times, Feb. 1, 2006
•  The weakness in backing strongmen
   Max Boot
   Senior Fellow for National Security Studies st CFR
   Council on Foreign Relations, Feb. 1, 2006
• 2006: The Year of India?
  Tom Plate
  Professor at University of California, Los Angeles Director of Asia Pacific Media Network
  Korea Times, Dec. 28, 2005
• 布希難逃連任魔咒
  尤本立
  淡江大學美國研究所助理教授
  蘋果日報，2005年12月28日
• Democratization process brings Palestinian politics to a crossroad
  Ramzy Baroud
  Teacher of mass communication at the Malaysia campus of Australia's Curtin University of Technology
  Japan Times, Dec. 28, 2005
• 後9·11時代：美國公民自由也遭“恐怖攻擊”
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第46期，2005年12月28日
• Batten Down the Hatches in Case the Economic Storm Hits
  Adam S. Posen
  Senior Fellow at IIE
  IIE, Dec. 28, 2005
• Why it's wrong to stereotype Muslims as extremists and fanatics
  Muhammad Habash
  A member of the Syrian Parliament, is director of the Islamic Studies Center in Damascus
  Taipei Times, Dec. 27, 2005
• Fighting to Win
  Frederick W. Kagan
  A resident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Dec. 27, 2005
• Hearts and Minds
  Peter Brookes
  A Heritage Foundation senior fellow
  The Heritage Foundation, Dec. 27, 2005
• Iraq and the fortunes of war
  Richard N. Haass
  President of CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Dec. 27, 2005
• Blair has to face up to his European disaster
  Ian Davidson
  A fellow for the Centre for Policy Reform in Brussels
  Taipei Times, Dec. 26, 2005
• Amazing grace toward torture
  Hugh Cortazzi
  A former British career diplomat, served as ambassador to Japan from 1980 to 1984
  Japan Times, Dec. 26, 2005
• Eking out a trade deal in Hong Kong
  Editorial
  Japan Times, Dec. 24, 2005
• A Political Jolt Needed to Break WTO "Alphonse and Gaston" Routine
  Jeffrey J. Schott
  Senior Fellow at IIE
  IIE, Dec. 23, 2005
• Iraq Is Not Vietnam
  Frederick W. Kagan
  Resident scholar at the AEI
  Policy Review, Dec. 2005
• Making Democracy Stick
  Gerard Alexander
  Associate professor of politics at the University of Virginia and author of The Sources of Democratic Consolidation
  Policy Review, Dec. 2005
• Iraq's Constitutional Process II: An Opportunity Lost
  Jonathan Morrow
  Program Officer (Rule of Law Program Areas of Specialization) at United States Institute of Peace
  United States Institute of Peace, Dec. 2005
• Fro the US, a period of watching
  Nat Bellocchi 白樂崎
  Former chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan
  Taipei Times, Dec 22, 2005
• Insecurity fuels anti-globalization battle
  Tom Plate
  UCLA Professor and a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy
  Japan Times, Dec. 22, 2005
• A Better Korea Strategy
  David Kang
  Nautilus Institute, Policy Forum Online, Dec. 22, 2005
• 美印協議重寫全球防核擴散規則
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第45期，2005年12月21日
• Diplomacy will not end Iran's nuclear programme
  Ray Takeyh
  Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Dec. 21, 2005
• 評析ＷＴＯ香港會議
  社論
  工商時報，2005年12月20日
• Countdown to withdrawal from Iraq
  Joseph Nye
  A professor at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government
  Taipei Times, Dec 19, 2005
• A Blend of Strong Measures Puts Trade Talks Back Together
  Jagdish N. Bhagwati
  Senior Fellow for International Economics at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Dec. 19, 2005
•  Same old story at WTO summit
   Editorial
   Taipei Times, Dec. 18, 2005
• Freeing Global Trade: Hong Kong Talks Leaves Glimmer of Hope
  Editorial
  Korea Times, Dec. 18, 2005
• War, Propaganda and Public Opinion
  Lowell Schwartz
  An associate international policy analyst at the RAND Corp
  RAND Corporation, Dec. 18, 2005
• 在全球化與反全球化之間
  龐建國
  文化大學副教授、國家政策研究基金會顧問
  中國時報，2005年12月17日
• International Support for Iraqi Democracy
  The Honorable Condoleezza Rice WebMemo #938
  U.S. Secretary of State
  The Heritage Foundation, Dec. 14, 2005
• Countering Iran's Nuclear Challenge
  James Phillips
  Research Fellow in Middle East­ern Studies in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies
  John C. Hulsman
  Senior Research Fellow in European Affairs in the Mar­garet Thatcher Center for Freedom, divisions of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for Interna­tional Studies, at The Heritage Foundation
  James Jay Carafano
  Senior Research Fellow for National Security and Homeland Security in the Allison Center
  The Heritage Foundation, Dec. 14, 2005
• Vision for a Successful Palestine
  Michael Rich
  Executive vice president of the Rand Corp
  RAND Corporation, Dec. 14, 2005
• The State of Iraq: An Update
  Nina Kamp
  Research Assistant of Foreign Policy Studies at The Brookings Institution
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at The Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Dec. 14, 2005
• Ms. Rice's European mission
  Editorial
  Japan Times, Dec. 13, 2005
• The Bomber Behind the Veil
   Farhana Ali
   A terrorism expert at the RAND Corp
   RAND Corporation, Dec. 13, 2005
• Really Support the Troops
  Michael Rubin
  A resident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 30, 2005
• Why one rule for the rich and another for the poor won't work
  Joseph Stiglitz
  A Nobel laureate in economics, is professor of economics at Columbia University and was chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers to former US president Bill Clinton, and chief economist and senior vice president at the World Bank
  Taipei Times, Dec. 12, 2005
• To raise an army
  Michael Moran
  Executive Editor at CFR
  Council on Foreign Affairs, Dec. 11, 2005
• We Advance Our Cause
  David Gompert
  A senior fellow at the Rand Corp
  RAND Corporation, Dec. 11, 2005

• Dutiful extension in Iraq
  Editorial
  Japan Times, Dec. 9, 2005

• Bush's Asia Trip
  Ralph A. Cossa
  President of the Pacific Forum CSIS
  Korea Times, Dec. 9, 2005

• Iraq's Evolving Insurgency
  Anthony H. Cordesman
  Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy of CSIS
  CSIS, Dec. 9, 2005

•  Opportunities seized, missed
   Ralph Cossa
   President of Pacific Forum CSIS, a Honolulu-based nonprofit research institute
   Japan Times, Dec. 8, 2005 
• Interview on the Situation in Iraq
  Strobe Talbott
  President of The Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Dec. 6, 2005
• More than Humanitarianism: A Strategic U.S. Approach Toward Africa
  J.Stephen Morrison
  Executive Director, HIV/AIDS Task Force Director, Africa Program at CSIS
  CSIS, Dec. 5, 2005
• Conflicts between U.S. Farm Policies and WTO Obligations
  Daniel A.Sumner
  The director of the University of California Agricultural Issues Center and the Frank H. Buck, Jr. Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, UC Davis
  Cato Institute, Dec. 5, 2005
• On Iraq, another war of words
  Editorial
  Japan Times, Dec. 4, 2005
• The Big Four Alliance: The New Bush Strategy
  Thomas Donnelly
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Dec. 2, 2005
• Iraq Is Not Vietnam
  Frederick W. Kagan
  A resident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Dec. 2, 2005
•  Iraq will stabilize only if we pull out
   Ray Takeyh
   Senior Fellow for Middle Eastern Studies at CFR
   Council on Foreign Relations, Dec. 1, 2005
•  Rescuing the Doha Round
   C. Fred Bergsten
   Director of Institute for International Economics
   IIE, December, 2005
•  Cross-Border Trade in Services and the GATS:
   Lessons from the WTO US–Internet Gambling Case
   Sacha Wunsch-Vincent
   Visiting Fellow of the Institute for International Economics
   IIE, December, 2005
• U.S. should mind its own business
  James M. Lindsay
  Vice President and Director of Studies, Maurice R. Greenberg Chair, CFR
  Lee Feinstein
  Executive Director, Task Force Program, CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Nov. 27, 2005
• Can "Freedom Only" Secure Our Future?
  Susan E. Rice
  Senior Fellow for Foreign Policy Studies Program at The Brookings Institutuin
  Corinne Graff
  Senior Research Analyst forForeign Policy Studies Program at The Brookings Institutuin
  The Brookings Institution, McGill International Review, Fall 2005
• The Third IISS Global Strategic Review: Evolving Threats, Rising Powers and Systemic Change
  IISS News, Autumn 2005
• Iran's nuclear hide and seek
   Kenneth Timmerman
   President of the Middle East Data Project
   Taipei Times, Nov. 24, 2005
•  伊拉克欲被叫停 國會對布希失去信心
  粟德金
  華盛頓觀察週刊第41期，2005年11月23日
• Iran Nuclear Balancing Act
  Gary Samore
  Director of Studies and Senior Fellow for Non-Proliferation at the International institute for Strategic Studies
  IISS, Nov. 23, 2005
•  小布希的外交愁城
  朱雲漢
  台灣大學政治系教授
  中國時報，2005年11月21日
• Prewar Nuclear Myths and Realities: Chronology of Bush Administration Claims that Iraq Attempted to Obtain Uranium from Niger (2001-2003)
   Paul Kerr
   Research Analyst at the Arms Control Association
   Daryl G. Kimball
   Executive Director at the Arms Control Association
   Arms Control Association, Nov. 21, 2005
•  A pat on the back from President Bush
   Editorial
   China Post, Nov. 20, 2005
•  Reduction of Troops in Iraq: Impact on Alliances With US Draws Concern
   Editorial
   Korea Times, Nov. 19, 2005
• The Threat of the Current Regime in Iran
  Newt Gingrich
  Senior Fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 15, 2005
• Issues in International Political Economy - U.S.-Latin American Attitudes: The Puzzling Mar de Plata Summit of the Americas
  Sidney Weintraub
  William E. Simon Chair in Political Economy at CSIS
  CSIS, Number 71, Nov. 15, 2005
• Misjudging The Jihad: Briefing Osama on All the War's Wins and Losses
   Brian Michael Jenkins
   Senior adviser to the president of the Rand Corporation, a nonprofit research organization
   Gregory F. Treverton
   Senior analyst at Rand and associate dean of the Pardee Rand Graduate School
   RAND Corporation, Nov. 13, 2005
•  Europe's Muslim Political Elite Walking a Tightrope
   Jytte Klausen
   Professor of comparative politics at Brandeis University
   World Policy Journal, Volume XXII, No 3, Fall 2005
•  The Danger of Seeking Permanent U.S. Military Bases in Iraq
   Dr. W. Andrew Terrill
   Research Professor of National Security Affairs at SSI
   Strategic Studies Institute, November
• Cry for Me Argentina
  Mario Villarreal
  A fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 10, 2005
•  Will the US `lose' Latin Ameica?
  Sebastian Edwards
  A professor of economics at UCLA's Anderson Graduate School of Management
  Taipei Times, Nov. 8, 2005
•  George W. Bush, Comeback Kid?: Some Suggestions for How to Do It
  David Frum
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 8, 2005
• Is There a Doctrine in the House?
  Richard N. Haass
  The director of policy planning at the State Department from 2001 to 2003, is the president of the Council on Foreign Relations
  Council on Foreign Relations, Nov. 8, 2005
• No More Blank-Check Wars
  Leslie H. Gelb
  President emeritus of the Council on Foreign Relations
  Anne-Marie Slaughter
  The dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of International and Public Affairs
  Council on Foreign Relations, Nov. 8, 2005
• Keep your enemy closer: The best way to know the full extent of Iran's nuclear doings is to offer it help
  Jack Boureston
  Managing director of FirstWatch International, a private nuclear proliferation research group in Monterey, California. Charles D. Ferguson is
  A science and technology fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  Council on Foreign Relations, NOv. 8, 2005
• Land of the Rising Khan: Moving the US Forward on a Mongolia Action Plan
  Stephen E. Noerper
  Policy Forum Online 05-90A: Nov. 8, 2005
•  在文化上戰勝恐怖份子
   奈伊（Joseph S. Nye）
   作者為美國國防部前助理部長，現任哈佛大學教授
   蘋果日報，2005年11月7日
•  The World Needs a Prefab Constitution
   Cheryl Benard
   A senior political scientist at RAND Corp.
   RAND Corporation, Nov. 7, 2005
• A rough week for Mr. Bush
  Editorial
  Japan Times, Nov. 5, 2005
• Unacceptable rhetoric from Iran
  Editorial
  Japan TImes, Nov. 5, 2005
• 布希也搞「榮邦之旅」
  向駿
  中華戰略學會研究員
  蘋果日報，2005年11月4日
• Bush's intolerance showing
  Doug Bandow
  A senior fellow at the Cato Institute, is a former special assistant to President Ronald Reagan
  Japan Times, Nov. 4, 2005
• America and the War on Terrorism
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 4, 2005
• Public Opinion on the War with Iraq
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov 4, 2005
•  A Rich Italian Dinner Feast: Demonstrating Against the Anti-Semitism
  Michael A. Ledeen
  The Freedom Scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 2, 2005
• Terrorists Are Not POWs: Proposed Ban Would Deprive the United States of a Weapon to Protect Its Citizens
  John Yoo
  A visiting scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 2, 2005
• The Same War
  Michael Rubin
  A resident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Nov. 2, 2005
• Iran-Al Qaeda Axis: Tehran Protects Top Terrorists
  Peter Brookes
  A Heritage Foundation senior fellow
  The Heritage Foundation, Oct. 31, 2005
•  The Current State of UN Reform
   Newt Gingrich
   Senior Fellow at AEI
   American Enterprise Institute, Oct. 31, 2005
•  Puts & Calls: Concerns Over U.S.-China Trade Deficit Are Overblown
   Julia F. Lowell
   An international economist at the Rand Corp., a nonprofit research organization
   RAND Corporation, Oct. 30, 2005
• Terror in Historical Context
  Brian Michael Jenkins
  A terrorism expert and senior adviser to the president of the RAND Corp., a non-profit research organization
  RAND Corporation, Oct. 28, 2005
• A Strategy that Could Lift Doha from Limbo into Mutual Success
  Jeffrey J. Schott
  Senior Fellow at IIE
  Institute for International Economics, Oct. 28, 2005
• Predicting Trade Expansion under FTAs and Multilateral Agreements
  Dean A. DeRosa, ADR International Ltd.
  John P. Gilbert, Utah State University
  Institute for International Economics, Oct. 2005
• Natural Allies? Regional Security in Asia and Prospects for Indo-American Strategic Cooperation
  Stephen J. Blank
  Research Professor of National Security Affairs at SSI
  Strategic Studies Institute, Oct. 2005
• Precedents, Variables, and Options in Planning a U.S. Military Disengagement Strategy from Iraq
  W. Andrew Terrill
  Research Professor of National Security Affairs at SSI
  Conrad C. Crane
  Previous SSI Researcher
  Strategic Studies Institute, Oct. 2005
•  Mr. Rumsfeld's visit to Asia
   Editorial
   Japan Times, Oct. 26, 2005
• One War, Two Plans
  David Frum
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Oct. 25, 2005
• Tired of military presence
  Kiroku Hanai
  A former editorial writer for a vernacular newspaper, writes on a wide range of issues, including international relations
  Japan Times, Oct. 24, 2005
• Paying for Their Mistakes
  Winslow T. Wheeler
  The director of the Straus Military Reform Project at the Center for Defense Information in Washington
  Center for Defense Information, Oct. 24, 2005
• Felling NAFTA
  Daniel Ikenson
  A trade policy analyst at the Cato Institute.
  CATO Institute, Oct. 24, 2005
•  How not to manage U.S.-Singapore ties
   Tom Plate
   UCLA professor, and a member of the Pacific Council on International Policy
   Japan Times, Oct. 22, 2005
•  倫斯斐的訪中身影
   楊念祖
   中華民國高等政策會祕書長
   中國時報，2005年10月21日
• Iraq and the Democratization of the Middle East
  Michael Rubin
  Editor of the Middle East Quarterly, is a resident scholar at AEI.
  American Enterprise Institute, Oct. 21, 2005
•  The UN at 60: Senescence or Renaissance?
   Ann Florini
   Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution
   The Brookings Institution, Oct. 21, 2005
• 貿易新思維：美國向非洲“出口”服裝
  鍾布
  華盛頓觀察週刊第36期，2005年10月19日
• 南亞地震碰上“賑災疲勞症”， 印巴關係也震垮？
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第36期，2005年10月19日
•  This time, the ballot is an act of faith
  Jane Arraf
  Edward R. Murrow Press Fellow at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Oct. 18, 2005
• On the precipice in Iraq
  Michael O'Hanlon
  A senior fellow at the Brookings Institution
  Japan Times, Oct. 17, 2005
• Cultural Diversity and Freedom at Risk at UNESCO
  Janice A. Smith
  Special Assistant to the Vice President in the Kathryn and Shelby Collum Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  Helle Dale
  Deputy Director of the Kathryn and Shelby Collum Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Oct. 17, 2005
• The Meaning of the Referendum on the Iraqi Constitution
  Anthony Cordesman
  CSIS Burke Chair in Strategy
  CSIS, Oct. 17, 2005
• An Analysis of Military Disability Compensation
  Richard Buddin
  Kanika Kapur
  RAND, Oct. 17, 2005
• Top Chemical, Missile, and Nuclear Officials Interviewed by Arms Control Today
  Daryl G. Kimball
  Executive Director of the Arms Control Association
  Wade Boese
  The Arms Control Association, Oct. 17, 2005
• Vietnamese Americans repay the US with military service
  Richard Halloran
  Taipei Times, Oct. 17, 2005
• Germany shifts from producer to merchant
  Hans-Werner Sinn
  Director of the Ifo Institute for Economic Research in Munich
  Taipei Times, Oct. 17, 2005
• US security guarantee is purely conditional
  Peter Mattis
  Graduate research fellow at Strategic Asia, the National Bureau of Asian Research
  Taipei Times, Oct. 17, 2005
• Iraq's unlikely power broker
  Michael Moran
  Executive Editor at CFR
  Council on Foreign Relations, Oct. 16, 2005
• US talks tough about repressive Myanmar junta
   Editorial
   Taipei Times, Oct. 16, 2005
• Saddam's trial a burden to the political process
  Editorial
  Taipei Times, Oct. 15, 2005
• Should a Humpty-Dumpty Iraq be glued back together again?
  Shlomo Avineri
  Professor of political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a former director-general of Israel's Foreign Ministry
  Taipei Times, Oct. 15, 2005
• Bush's Foreign-Policy Strategy: Is the Revolution Over?
  Ivo H. Daalder
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at The Brookings Institution
  James M. Lindsay
  Vice President and Director of Studies of Council on Foreign Relations at The Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Oct. 14, 2005
• US aid to Pakistan should help to improve image
  Editorial
  Taipei Times, Oct. 14, 2005
• No chance for peace in west Africa unless Charles Taylor stands trial
  Tiawan Saye Gongloe
  Former fellow at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government
  Taipei Times, Oct. 14, 2005
• Sixty years on, UN remains a force for good
  Joseph Stiglitz
  Nobel laureate in economics; Professor of economics at Columbia University
  Taipei Times, Oct. 14, 2005
• 華府中國政策逐漸軟化
  陳毓鈞
  文化大學美國研究所所長兼大陸研究所教授
  蘋果日報，2005年10月12日
• Prize affirms IAEA'a contributions
  Philip Yang 楊永明
  A professor of political science at National Taiwan University
  Taipei Times, Oct. 12, 2005
• U.S. 'stake' in 'one China'
  Editorial
  China Post, Oct. 12, 2005
• World must not allow Nuclear Iran
  Kim R. Holmes
  Vice president of the Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  Heritage Foundation, Oct. 11, 2005
• 原能總署 不做霸權工具
  楊永明
  台灣大學政治系教授
  聯合報，2005年10月8日
• America overhauls its Asia-Pacific force
  Richard Halloran
  Formerly a correspondent for Business Week, The Washington Post and The New York Times,
  Japan Times, Oct. 10, 2005
• A Misplaced Curb on Investment
  Edward M. Graham
  Institute for International Economics
  David Marchick
  Covington & Burling
  Institute for International Economics, Oct. 5, 2005
•  The Case Against British Withdrawal from Iraq
   Nile Gardiner
   The Barbara and Douglas Lomas Fellow in the Thatcher Center for Freedom in the Shelby and Kathryn Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation.
   Heritage Foundation, Oct. 4, 2005
• The War Over the Iraq War
  Christopher Hitchens and George Galloway
  Foreign Policy, Sep. 27, 2005
• Can Democracy Stop Terrorism?
  F. Gregory Gause III
  Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Vermont and Director of its Middle East Studies Program
  Foreign Affairs, Sep. 27, 2005
• 中美石油戰，第二回
  張凱勝
  台灣和平研究中心副研究員
  中國時報，2005年9月22日
• Nuclear Agreement Marks A Victory For the U.S.
  Balbina Y. Hwang
  The Northeast Asia policy analyst at the Washington D.C.-based Heritage Foundation
  Heritage Foundation, Sep. 22, 2005
• A Skeptical View
  Nicholas Eberstadtthe
  Henry Wendt Scholar in Political Economy at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Sep. 21, 2005
• Interview with William L. Nash on the U.S. military's strategy in Iraq
  Interviewer: Lionel Beehner
  Council on Foreign Relations, Sep. 21, 2005
• International, domestic economists divided over US' future
  J. Bradford DeLong
  Professor of Economics at the University of California at Berkeley, was Assistant US Treasury Secretary during the administration of former US president Bill Clinton
  Taipei Times, Sep. 20, 2005
• The UN's Terrorism Gap
  Joshua Muravchik is
  Aresident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Sep. 19, 2005
• Nuclear Nightmare
  Peter Brookes
  A Heritage Foundation senior fellow
  Heritage Foundation, Sep. 19, 2005
• Hold a referendum on the UN bid
  Editorial
  Taipei Times, Sep. 17, 2005
• US responsible for causing the escalation in Iran's nuclear crisis
  Mohammad Hossein Adeli
  The Iranian ambassador to Britain
  Taipei Times, Sep. 17, 2005
• U.S. Policy and the Iraqi Shi'ites
  Michael Rubin
  A resident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Sep. 17, 2005
• 跛鴨布希如何重建希望
  汪治惠
  任職於政治諮詢公司、美國波士頓大學政治系博士
  蘋果日報，2005年9月14日
• Arms Control Today Article Reports: New Nuclear Plan Falls Short of Bush Pledge
  Daryl G. Kimball
  Executive Director
  Arms Control Association, Sep. 12, 2005
• Has risk of nuclear proliferation risen?
  Michael Krepon
  Cofounder of the Henry L. Stimson Center
  Japan Times, Sep. 11, 2005
• America and the War on Terrorism
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Sep. 9, 2005
• The State of Iraq: An Update
  Nina Kamp
  Research Assistant of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institute
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institute
  The Brookings Institute, Sep. 9, 2005
• Bush's response to disaster all too typical
  Doug Bandow
  A senior fellow at the Cato Institute
  Japan Times, Sep. 8, 2005
• The Future of the United Nations Print Mail: Understanding the Past to Chart a Way Forward
  Joshua Muravchik
  A resident scholar at the AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Sep. 8, 2005
• Two-In-Three Critical Of Bush's Relief Efforts:Huge Racial Divide Over Katrina and Its Consequences
  Survey Reports
  The Pew Research Center, Sep. 8, 2005
• How to Win in Iraq
  Andrew F. Krepinevich, Jr.
  Executive Director of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Policy at George Mason University
  Council on Foreign Relations, Foreign Affairs, Sep/Oct, 2005
• Rethinking Religion: The Legacy of the U.S.-Saudi Relationship
  Rachel Bronson
  Senior Fellow and Director, Middle East and Gulf Studies at Council on Foreing Relations
   The Washington Quarterly, Autumn 2005
• After London: Reassessing Africa's Role in the War on Terror
  Kurt Shillinger
  A research fellow at the South African Institute of International Affairs, specializes in security and terrorism in Africa
  American Enterprise Institute, Sep. 6, 2005
• Is U.S. Reprocessing Worth The Risk?
  Steve Fetter
  A professor and dean of the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland
  Frank N. von Hippel
  A professor of public and international affairs at Princeton University
  The Arms Control Association, Sep. 6, 2005
• 美國失火的後院
  向駿
  中華戰略學會研究員
  中國時報，2005年9月4日
• Bush's war in Iraq loses home support
  Editorial
  China Post, Sep. 4, 2005
• The Iraqi Constitution: Potentially Fatal Flaw
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies in the Brookings Institution
  The Brookings Institution, Sep. 2, 2005
• Blocking the flow of ideas will not bring security
  Adam Segal
  Maurice R. Greenberg Senior Fellow in China Studies in Coulcil on Foreign Relations
  Coulcil on Foreign Relations, Sep. 1, 2005
• Is the U.S. - India Nuclear Cooperation Agreement Good or Bad for Proliferation?
  Michael Krepon
  President Emeritus of the Henry L. Stimson Center and Director of its South Asia Project
  The Henry L. Stimson Center, Sep. 1, 2005
• Toward Incentives for Military Transformation: A Review of Economic Models of Compensation
  Bogdan Savych
  RAND Corporation, Aug. 29, 2005
• Finding Nuclear Sanity: West Could Guide Iran's Nuclear Energy Research
  Jack Boureston
  Managing director of FirstWatch International, a private weapons of mass destruction proliferation research group in Monterey, California
  Charles D. Ferguson
  A science and technology fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  Council on Foreign Relations, Aug. 29, 2005
•  The Arafat Model
   Michael Rubin
   A resident scholar at AEI
   American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 26, 2005
• The First Signs of Neo-Conservative Splintering over Iraq
  David Frum
  A resident fellow at AEI
  Paul Johnson
  An historian
  Tim Blair
  An Australian journalist and commentator
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 26, 2005
• Unable Danger
  Ted Frank
  Resident fellow at AEI and director of the AEI Liability Project
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 26, 2005
• 'Peace mission' against the U.S.?
  Ariel Cohen
  A senior research fellow
  William Schirano
  A researcher, in the Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 26, 2005
• Constitution Process Risks a Civil War
  David L. Phillips
  A senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  Council on Foreign Relations, Aug. 26, 2005
• Will the Rumsfeld revolution continue?
  Steven Metz
  Research professor and chairman of the department of regional strategy and planning at the US Army War College Strategic Studies Institute
  Taipei Times, Aug. 25, 2005
• A United Iraq--What's the Point?
  John Yoo
  A visiting scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 25, 2005
• Iraq's race against the clock
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug, 24, 2005
• What Does Democracy Look Like?
  Steven A. Cook
  The Douglas Dillon Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  Council on Foreign Relations, Aug. 24, 2005
• With terrorism, Britain is doing what it has to do
  Derek Marsh
  The director-general of the British Trade and Cultural Office
  Taipei Times, Aug. 22, 2005
• Educational deficits can be less than productive
  Sebastian Edwards
  A former chief economist for Latin America and the Caribbean at the World Bank, is professor of economics at UCLA. Copyright: Project Syndicate
  Taipei Times, Aug. 22, 2005
• Make Or Break For The Iraqi Constitution
  John Hulsman
  Research Fellow in European Affairs in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy of the Shelby and Kathryn Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies and
  Nile Gardiner
  Fellow in Anglo-American Security Policy at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 22, 2005
• Israel's Leaders Are Now Freer to Make Tough Choices
  Henry Siegman
  A senior fellow on the Middle East at the Council on Foreign Relations and a former executive head of the American Jewish Congress
  Council on Foreign Relations, Aug. 22, 2005
• Tolerance can't be coerced
  Doug Bandow
  A senior fellow at the Cato Institute
  Japan Times, Aug. 19, 2005
• Iran the Model
  Michael A. Ledeen
  A Freedom Scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 19, 2005
• Antidumping: The Third Rail of Trade Policy
  Phillip L. Swagel
  A resident scholar and
  Greg Mankiw is
  A visiting sholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 19, 2005
• Public Opinion on the War with Iraq
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 19, 2005
• Progress in the Middle East
  Steven A. Cook
  The Douglas Dillon Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  Council on Foreign Relations, Aug. 19, 2005
• Talks must follow Gaza withdrawal
  Daoud Kuttab
  Director of the Institute of Modern Media at Al-Quds University in Ramallah
  Taipei Times, Aug. 18, 2005
• Big steps toward peace first need small unilateral steps
  Shlomo Avineri
  Professor of political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and former director-general of Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  Taipei Times, Aug. 18, 2005
• U.N. Security Council Expansion Is Not in the U.S. Interest
  Nile Gardiner
  Fellow in Anglo–Ameri­can Security Policy in the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for Inter­national Studies
  Brett D. Schaefer
  Jay Kingham Fellow in International Regulatory Affairs in the Center for Internationa l Trade and Economics at The Her­itage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 18, 2005
• Towards an East Asian Strategy
  Dan Blumenthal
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 18, 2005
• Get Real
  Gideon Rose
  The Managing Editor of Foreign Affairs
  Council on Foreign Relations, Aug. 18, 2005
• The Curious Case of American Hegemony: Imperial Aspirations and National Decline
  David C. Hendrickson
  The Robert J. Fox Distinguished Service Professor at Colorado College and a member of the Coalition for a Realistic Foreign Policy.
  World Policy Journal, Volume XXII, No 2, Summer 2005
• India and the United States: Forging a Security Partnership?
  Sumit Ganguly
  The Rabindranath Tagore Professor of Indian Cultures and Civilizations at Indiana University
  Andrew Scobell
  An associate research professor in the Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College
• Diplomacy from Rome to Moscow, via Berlin
  Alexey Bukalov
  The ITAR-TASS bureau chief in Rome, has covered Vatican affairs for more than 10 years
  Taipei Times, Aug. 16, 2005
• How might a multicultural nation be saved?
  Ralf Dahrendorf
  A former European commissioner from Germany, is a member of the British House of Lords, a former rector of the London School of Economics and a former warden of St. Antony's College, Oxford
  Taipei Times, Aug. 15, 2005
• Europe's Problem with Ariel Sharon
  Suzanne Gershowitz
  A research assistant at AEI
  Emanuele Ottolenghi
  Teaches Israel studies at the Middle East Centre of St. Antony's College, Oxford University
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 15, 2005
• Bush's War Score Card Has More Pluses than Minuses
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  Heritage Foundation, Aug. 15, 2005
• 多元文化主義的兩難困境
  達藍道夫（Ralf Dahrendorf）
  英國上議院議員，曾任倫敦政經學院院長和牛津大學聖安東尼學院學監
  蘋果日報，2005年8月13日
• Timing is Everything: The link between terror in London and aid for Africa
  Terrence K. Kelly
  A senior researcher in the Pittsburgh office of RAND Corp
  RAND Corp, Aug. 13, 2005
• The best way to fight terrorism is through democratic means
  Alvaro de Vasconcelos
  Director of the Portuguese Institute for Strategic and International Studies.
  Taipei Times, Aug. 12, 2005
• The War against Reserves
  Frederick W. Kagan
  A resident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 12, 2005
• Immigration and Americanization
  William E. Simon Jr.
  A co-chairman of William E. Simon and Sons L.L.C
  Heritage Foundation, Aug. 12, 2005
• Iraqi Constitution Must Deliver Oil to Sunnis, Or It Won't Deliver
  Edward P. Joseph*,
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies
  The Brookings Institution, Aug. 11, 2005
• Another Terrorist Timeout
  James Jay Carafano
  A senior research fellow for national security and homeland security at The Heritage Foundation
  Heritage Foundation, Aug. 11, 2005
• 空降聯合國 美國“鷹”要做和平“鴿”？
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊第29期，2005年8月10日
• Defense Reform in Europe: The Case of Poland
  Radek Sikorski
  A resident fellow at AEI and the executive director of its New Atlantic Initiative. He is a former deputy minister of foreign affairs and former deputy minister of defense of Poland
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 10, 2005
• One Small Step for Iraq, One Giant Leap for Iraq's Free Press
  Jared Young
  The first director of the IPC, is a communications associate at The Heritage Foundation
  Heritage Foundation, Aug. 10, 2005
• London Lessons Lost
  Alex Alexiev
  Vice-president for research at the Center for Security Policy in Wash. D.C.
  Center for Security Policy, Aug. 10, 2005
• Is Fear Driving Too Much of U.S. Policy?
  James K. Glassman
  A resident fellow at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 8, 2005
• 撒哈拉非洲的危機
  嚴震生
  政治大學國際關係研究中心研究員、台灣非洲研究論壇執行長
  中國時報，2005年8月9日
• Stay the Course, Mr. President
  Frederick W. Kagan
  A resident scholar at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 8, 2005
• Why Darfur Can't Be Left to Africa
  Susan E. Rice
  Senior Fellow of Foreign Policy Studies in the Brookings Institutions
  The Brookings Institution, Aug. 7, 2005
• Congress' Homeland Insecurity
  Veronique de Rugy
  A research scholar at the American Enterprise Institute
  James Carafano
  A senior fellow for National Security and Homeland Security at the Davis Institute for International Studies at the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 6, 2005
• Culture clashes cloud EU's role as peace engine
  Wim Duisenberg
  The founding chairman of the European Central Bank
  Taipei Times. Aug. 5, 2005
• America and the War on Terrorism
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI.
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 5, 2005
• Public Opinion on the War with Iraq
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow at AEI.
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 5, 2005
• ANWR: This is Not a Drill
  Benjamin Pauluhn
  A senior at Furman University in Greeneville, S.C., is an H.N. and Frances C. Berger Foundation intern at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 5, 2005
• Saudi Arabia's challenge
  Editorial
  Japan Times, Aug. 4, 2005
• A Bad Deal with India
  Lawrence J. Korb
  An assistant secretary of defense during the Reagan administration
  Center for Defense Information, Aug. 4, 2005
• Will State undergo reforms?
  Helle Dale
  The director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies of the Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 4, 2005
• Fear not the Base-Closing List
  Jack Spencer
  A senior policy analyst for defense and national security at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 4, 2005
• Fahd's death may drive hardliners and reformers further apart
  Mai Yamani
  An author and research fellow at the Royal Institute for International Affairs (Chatham House)
  Taipei Times, Aug. 3, 2005
• Bring Them Home
  Nicholas Eberstadt
  The Henry Wendt Scholar in Political Economy at AEI
  American Enterprise Institute, Aug. 3, 2005
• Re-Naming the War: It's Not Just Semantics
  Kim R. Holmes
  Vice president of the Davis Institute for International Studies at The Heritage Foundation
  The Heritage Foundation, Aug. 3, 2005
• The Fatal Flaw in Iran's Regime
  Ray Takeyh
  A senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  Council on Foreign Relations, Aug. 3, 2005
• UXOs at Closing U.S. Bases
  Debra Knopman
  A vice president and director of the Infrastructure, Safety and Environment division at the RAND Corporation
  Jacqueline Macdonald
  An adjunct senior engineer at RAND
  Rand Corporation, Aug. 1, 2005
•  Free Market For Weapons Critical to National Security, Study Shows
   Jack Spencer
   Senior Policy Analyst at Heritage Foundation
   Heritage Foundation, Aug. 1, 2005
• Key Strategic Issues List (KSIL) 2005-2006
  Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria, II
  Director of National Security Affairs; Director of Research of SSI
  Strategic Studies Institute, July 2005
• The long, tough road from violent conflict to democratic politics
  Alastair Crooke
  A director of Conflicts Forum, a UK and US-based non-profit organization working for dialogue with Islamists
  Taipei Times, Jul. 30, 2005
• 自由開放是恐怖主義溫床？
  甘逸驊
  政治大學國際關係研究中心副研究員
  中國時報，2005年7月29日
• In London's Wake, Public Fears Attacks on Mass Transit
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  A resident fellow specializing in public opinion and polls at the American Enterprise Institute
  American Enterprise Institute, Jul. 27, 2005
• Over-Regulation: Where Scandal Really Adds Up
  Edwin J. Feulner
  President of the Heritage Foundation.
  Heritage Foundation, Jul. 27, 2005
• 美印戰略夥伴關係升級：“核合作”彈頭對準中國？
  徐琳
  華盛頓觀察週刊第27期，2005年7月27日
• Our Extreme Makeover
  Max Boot
  A senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
  The Council on Foreign Relations, Jul. 27, 2005
• 憲政民主禁得起恐怖主義？
  江宜樺
  台灣大學政治學系教授
  中國時報，2005年7月26日
• US report eyes China's challenge to its interests
  Alexander Chung-chih Chen 陳仲志 A research assistant at the Prospect Foundation.
  Taipei Times, Jul. 26, 2005
• 美中核武戰略對峙的動向與實況
  社論
  中國時報，2005年7月25日
• Europe's next steps
  Joseph Nye
  A former US assistant secretary of defense, Professor at Harvard University and author
  Taipei Times, Jul. 25, 2005
• Terrorism's business partners
  Center for Security Policy, Jul. 25, 2005
• Bosnia and terrorism
  Zeyno Baran
  Director of the International Security Program at the Nixon Center, is the author of Hizb ut-Tahrir: Islam's Political Insurgency
  Nixon Center, Jul. 25, 2005
• The Pentagon eyes China's military: Back to threat-based planning?
  IiISS, Strategic Comments Volume 11, Issue 5 July 2005
• 「崛起」在中國，「和平」看美國？
  社論
  聯合報，2005年7月22日
• 美國對中國軍力尚未定性
  薛理泰
  史丹福大學國際安全和合作中心研究員
  蘋果日報，2005年7月22日
• 評估中共軍力 順勢推動政策
  丁樹範
  政治大學國關中心第三所研究員
  聯合報，2005年7月21日
• General's nuclear remarks echo discontent with U.S.
  Editorial
  China Post, Jul. 21, 2005
• Tied on Taiwan:Current U.S. Defense Policy Suffers from Needless Restrictions
  Dan Blumenthal
  A resident fellow at AEI
  Gary Schmitt
  Executive director of the Project for the New American Century
  American Enterprise Institute, Jul. 21, 2005
• US-India Nuclear Deal:Arbitrary U.S. Criteria Hurt Global Nonproliferation Efforts
  Editorial
  Korea Times, Jul. 21, 2005
• 中共軍力報告揭露的訊息
  楊念祖
  中華民國高等政策研究協會執行長
  蘋果日報，2005年7月21日
• Pentagon's warning no surprise
  Editorial
  Taipei Times, Jul. 21, 2005
• Don't blame America first
  Helle Dale
  Director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies of the Heritage Foundation
  Heritage Foundation, Jul. 21, 2005
• More Say Iraq War Hurts Fight Against Terrorism :Support for Keeping Troops in Iraq Stabilizes
  Survey Reports
  The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, Jul. 21, 2005
• Advice to Rice: Better Try and Fail Than Not Try
  Martin S. Indyk
  Director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution and a former US ambassador to Israel
  The Brookings Institute, Jul. 21, 2005
• Trade is more important than `uncertain' aid
  Richard Haass
  The president of the Council on Foreign Relations
  Taipei Times, Jul. 20, 2005
• The Terrorist Theory of Victory
  James Carafano
  A senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation (heritage.org).
  Heritage Foundation, Jul. 20, 2005
• Europe's Angry Muslims
  Robert S. Leiken
  Director of the Immigration and National Security Program at the Nixon Center and a nonresident Fellow at the Brookings Institution
  Foreign Affairs, July/August 2005
• The most dangerous civilian job in Iraq
  Domenico Maceri
  Teacher of foreign languages at Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria, Calif
  Japan Times, Jul. 19, 2005
• Protect the Patriot Act
  Edwin J. Feulner
  The President of The Heritage Foundation, Washington's leading public policy organization or think tank
  Heritage Foundation, Jul. 18, 2005
• 反恐，國際共識打前鋒
  方天賜
  倫敦政治經濟學院國際關係博士候選人
  中國時報，2005年7月16日
• Thank goodness we're all living in a MAD world
  DPA , WASHINGTON
  Jul. 15, 2005
• Islamic Extremism: Common Concern for Muslim and Western Publics
  Support for Terror Wanes Among Muslim Publics
  Pew Global Attitudes Project, Pew Research Center, Jul. 14, 2005
• Let's Learn From London But Don't Veer From Plan
  James Carafano,
  A senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation
  Heritage Foundation, Jul.14, 2005
• “黑色烙印”催動美歐反恐戰車
  李焰
  華盛頓觀察週刊第25期，2005年7月13日
• Iraq Election Scenarios--Anticipating Alternative Futures
  Alan Schwartz
  United States Institute of Peace, No. 142, July, 2005
• The New Strategic Triangle: U.S. and European Reactions to China's Rise
  David Shambaugh
  A professor of political science and international affairs and director of the China Policy Program at the George Washington University
  The Washington Quarterly, Summer 2005, Volume 28, Number 3
• NSC report on security must stress practicality
  Liu Kuan-teh 劉冠德
  A Taipei-based political commentator
  Taipei Times, Jul. 11, 2005
• 倫敦恐怖攻擊後又將改寫全球議題方向
  社論
  中國時報，2005年7月9日
• 恐怖主義與反恐行動的冤冤相報
  社論
  聯合報，2005年7月9日
• 歐洲 回教極端勢力溫床
  陳世民
  國立台灣大學政治系助理教授
  聯合報，2005年7月9日
• 向寧可坐牢亦不願違背承諾的記者致敬
  工商社論
  工商時報，2005年7月8日
• 深思反恐政策的負面效應
  中晚社評
  中時晚報，2005年7月8日
• 反恐戰爭後世界更安全？
  劉屏
  中國時報，2005年7月8日
• 美國「中國威脅論」的虛與實
  社論政客靠宗主國 百姓認同混亂
  中國時報，2005年7月1日
• Not Strictly Business: China's Bid to Buy Unocal
  John Tkacik
  A senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C.
  The Heritage Foundation, Jul. 1, 2005
• War of mosques is shattering Iraq's hopes
  Peter Beaumont
  Taipei times   Jun 29, 2005
• Quenching US' thirst for oil an attainable goal
  Joseph S. Nye
  Taipei times   Jun 28, 2005
• Now we know for certain; Bush and Blair did lie to the world
  Jonathan Freedland
  Taipei times   Jun 27, 2005
•  Insurgents getting better at what they do
  David Cloud
  Taipei times   Jun 27, 2005
　
　
　
•  Librarians shed light on law enforcement's use of Patriot Act
  Eric Lightblau
  Taipei times   Jun 23, 2005
• Preparing for a supreme battle
  Julian Borger
  Taipei times   Jun 23, 2005
• 中美海軍的核心差距
  亓樂義
  中國時報，2005年2月24日
• 邪惡軸心到暴政前哨
  林正義
  政治大學國際關係研究中心研究員
  中國時報，2005年1月27日
• Inarguration speech of President George W. Bush
  President George W. Bush
  January 20, 2005
• 美打不打 看伊有「核」野心
  楊永明
  國立台灣大學政治系教授
  聯合報，2005年1月24日
• 美國推廣民主 依對象有別
  楊永明
  國立台灣大學政治系教授
  聯合報，2005年1月23日
• 五國架構對抗東亞的謬思 
  中國時報，2005年1月7日
• 論戰略與戰術
  張榮豐
  中華經濟研究院副院長
  中國時報，2004年12月24日
• 華府藏鏡人 浮出檯面了
  陳一新
  淡江大學美國研究所教授
  中國時報，2004年11月18日
• 愛國主義在美國發酵了
  嚴震生
  政治大學國際關係研究中心研究員
  中國時報，2004年11月4日
• 分裂對立的美國 是布希連任後最大的挑戰
  中時社評
  中國時報，2004年11月4日
• 面對美國政壇日益壯大的保守主義氛圍
  中時社評
  中國時報，2004年11月6日
• 新神權？或新民主？──美國大選的政治學意義
  南方朔
  中國時報，2004年11月8日
• Bush's second-term priority must be to fix the errors of his first
  AP
  Taipei Times, November 5, 2004
• How can Bush keep his promises and yet bridge the divide?
  William Safire
  NY Times News Service, Washington
  Taipei Times, November 5, 2004
• A nation that remains divided
  Editorial
  Japan Times, November 5, 2004
• This is no passing phase: this is the dawn of a new era
  Jonathan Freedland
  THE GUARDIAN , London
  Taipei Times, November 6, 2004
• US disunity there for the world to see
  Richard Halloran
  Taipei Times, November 6, 2004
• Kerry v. Bush a referendum on the limits of US global supremacy
  Alvaro de Vasconcelos
  Taipei Times, November 2, 2004
• Diving the fate of US hegemony
  Tsai Tung-chieh
  Associate Professor, Chung Hsing University
  Taipei Times, October 25, 2004
• 美國霸權的現實與虛幻
  蔡東杰
  中興大學國際政治研究所副教授
  中國時報，2004年10月13日
• 美國大選中的經濟因素
  鄭竹園
  蘋果日報，2004年10月13日
• 由「九一一調查報告」談美國反恐政策
  蔡明彥
  中興大學國際政治研究所助理教授
  歐亞研究通訊，第七卷  第九期，2004年9月
• 美國選戰的全球意涵
  朱雲漢
  中國時報，2004年9月13日
• Missions, Responsibilities, and Geography: Rethinking How the Pentagon Commands
  James Jay Carafano
  Backgrounder No.1792, August 26, 2004
  The Heritage Foundation
• 美國交還伊國主權後的中東政策展望
  徐斯勤
  台灣大學政治系助理教授
  歐亞研究通訊  第七卷  第八期，2004年8月
• Dangerous Democracy? American Internationalism and the Greater Near East
  P.H. Loitta and James F. Miskel
  Orbis, Summer, Vol: 48, Issue: 3, 2004
  (需要Orbis帳號密碼進入)
• Principles for Reconstructing America's Global Military Infrastructure
  Jack Spencer
  WebMemo #554, August 16, 2004
  The Heritage Foundation
• Wartime Withdrawal
  Editorial
  Washington Post, August 17, 2004
• Misconceived Military Shuffle
  Editorial
  The New York Times, August 17, 2004
• President's Remarks to the Veterans of Foreign War Convention
  George W. Bush
  The White House Website, August 16, 2004
• Backtracking on Proliferation?
  Gary Schmitt
  Project Memorandum, May 26, 2004
  Project for the New American Century
• Universal Compliance: A Strategy for Nuclear Security
  George Perkovich, Joseph Cirincione, Rose Gottemoeller, Jon B. Wolfsthal, Jessica T. Mathews
  June 2004
  Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• US feels heat of dragon's breath
  Ian Williams
  Asia Times, June 21, 2004
• September 11 Commission Staff Report
  Project Memorandum, Daniel McKivergan
  June 18, 2004
  Project for the New American Century
• The 'arch-proliferator'
  David Isenberg
  Asia Times, June 22, 2004
• America after 9/11: Public Opinion on the War on Terrorism and the War with Iraq
  Karlyn H. Bowman
  June 18, 2004
  American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research
• American troops in Asia
  Economist
  June 10, 2004
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• The eclipse of regime change
  Michael A Weinstein
  June 29, 2004, Asia Times
• Iraq's sovereignty restored, up to a point
  June 28, 2004
  The Economist
• Realism takes root in Washington
  Jim Lobe
  June 26, 2004, Asia Times
• America's Welcome Military Rethink
  Michael E. O'Hanlon
  June 24, 2004
  Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution
• Refurbishing the 'USS Japan'
  Jamie Miyazaki
  June 22, 2004, Asia Times
• US military on the move
  Jim Lobe
  June 17, 2004, Asia Times
• U.S. Troop Withdrawal Makes Strategic Sense But Koreans Not Ready
  June 9, 2004
  East-West Center
• Foreign Policy for a Democratic President
  Samuel R. Berger
  Foreign Affairs, May/June 2004
• Bush's Korea Policy Gravitates Toward China. Will Taiwan Policy Follow?
  Robert Sutter
  Pacific Forum, CSIS, April 1, 2004
• Reading the Past into American Foreign Policy
  Hay, William Anthony
  Orbis, Spring Volume 48, Number 2, 2004
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• China's Growing Power and Influence in Asia: Implications for U.S. Policy
  by David M. Lampton
  Febuary 13, 2004, Nixon Center
• The U.S.-China Relationship Facing International Security Crises: Three Case Studies in Post-9/11 Bilateral Relations
  Nixon Center
• Illustrations of Empire: Define the New American Order                                          G. John Ikenberry, Foreign Affairs, March/April 2004
• Unclassified Report to Congress on the Acquisition of Technology Relating to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Advanced Conventional Munitions, 1 January Through 30 June 2003（CIA） (2003.12)
• Agenda for the Nation (2003.08)
• Preparing for the Future—Strategic Planning in the U.S. Air Force (2003.08)
• Iraq special report Defense of department, U.S. (2003.08)
• Arms Control Abandoned—The Case of Biological Weapons (2003.08)
• Confusing Ends and Means: The Doctrine of Coercive Pre-emption (2003.01)
  By John Steinbruner
  Arms Control Association
• The National Security Strategy of the United States of America　(2002.09.20)
  By the White House
  The White House, U.S.
• The National Strategy for Homeland Security　(2002.07.16)
  By the OHS
  Office of Homeland Security, U.S.
• U.S. Quadrennial Defense Review 2001　(2001.09.30)
  By DoD
  Department of Defense, U.S.
• National Security Priorities for the 21st Century　(2001.09.26)
  By Robert L. Livingston
  The Heritage Foundation
• Talking Points Terrorist Attack on America Confirms The Growing Need for Missile Defense　(2001.09.20)
  By Baker Spring
  The Heritage Foundation
• A Defense Agenda for 21st Century Warfare　(2001.09.20)
  By Jack Spencer
  The Heritage Foundation
• The Terrorist Attack on America: Implications for U.S. Policy　(2001.09.14)
  By Kim R. Holmes, Ph. D.
  The Heritage Foundation
• Reframing the Debate on Missile Defense　(2001.08)
  By Dan Plesch
  Foreign Policy in Focus
• Moderating Bush Foreign Policy　(2001.08.08)
  By Bates Gill
  The Brookings Institution
• Bush Policies Are Isolationg America　(2001.08.02)
  By Ivo H. Daalder and James M. Lindsay
  The Brookings Institution
• How the ABM Treaty Obstructs Missile Defense　(2001.07.10)
  By Baker Spring
  The Heritage Foundation
• The Bush Administration's Cautious Approach to North Korea　(2001.07.06)
  By Balbina Hwang
  The Heritage Foundation
• Defense Policy Choices for the Bush Administration: 2001-2005　(2001.06)
  By Michael O'Hanlon
  The Brookings Institution
• U.S. Still Must Be Ready for War x 2　(2001.06.21)
  By Michael O'Hanlon
  The Brookings Institution
• Measuring U.S. Military Readiness　(2001.06)
  By Jason Forrester, Michael O'Hanlon, and Micah Zenko
  The Brookings Institution
• Time to Strengthen U.S.-Australian Relations in Trade and Defense　(2001.06.18)
  By Dana R. Dillon, Denise H. Froning, and Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr., Ph.D.
  The Heritage Foundation
• The Matrix of Deterrence　(2001.05)
  By Hans M. Kristensen
  The Nautilus Institute
• America's Role in Asia　(2001.02.12)
  By Task Force
  The Asia Foundation
• Rebuilding America's Military Strength: Recommendations for the New Administration　(2001.02.09)
  By James Schlesinger, Gen. Charles Horner, & Caspar Weinberger
  The Brookings Institution
• Bush's Emerging Asia Policy: Waht's Still Missing　(2001.02.09)
  By Ralph A. Cossa
  Pacific Forum/CSIS
• The President's Policy Challenges in Asia　(2001.02.01)
  By Larry M. Wortzel, Ph.D.
  The Heritage Foundation
• Annual Rport to the President and the Congress　(2001.01.16)
  By DoD
  Department of Defense, U.S.
• Establishing the National Priority on Missile Defense　(2001.01.16)
  By Baker Spring
  The Heritage Foundation
• Proliferation: Threat and Response　(2001.01.10)
  By Office of the Secretary of Defense
  DoD, U.S.
• The Bush Presidency: Implications for Asia　(2001.01)
  By Murray Hiebert
  Asia Society
• Alternative National Military Strategies for the United States　(2000.12)
  By Conrad C. Crane
  Strategic Studies Institute
• "... to Insure Domestic Tranquility, Porvide for the Common Defense..." Papers from the Conference on Homeland Protection　(2000.11)
  Edited By Max G. Manwaring
  Strategic Studies Institute
• American Strategy: Issues and Alternatives for the Quadrennial Defense Review　(2000.09)
  By Steven Metz
  Strategic Studies Institute
• Where to Cut U.S. Military Presence?  (2000.09.11)
  By Ivo H. Daalder and Michael E. O'Hanlon
  The Brookings Institution
• A Better Way to Build A Missile Defense (2000.08)
  By Richard N. Perle
  American Enterprise Institute
• National Missile Defense: Policy Issues and Technological Capabilities  (2000.07)
  By David R. Tanks
  Institute of Foreign Policy Analysis
• Developing Diplomats for 2010: If Not Now, When?　(2000.Summer)
  By Sephanie Smith Kinney
  American Diplomacy
• Boon or Threat? The Information Revolution and U.S. National Security　(2000.Summer)
  By Robert R. Tomes
  Center for Naval Warfare Studies
• Sanctioning 'Rogue' States: A Strategy in Decline?  (2000.Summer)
  By Meghan L. O'Sullivan
  The Brookings Institution
• Myths About Missile Defense and the Arms Race　(2000.07.13)
  By Baker Spring
  The Heritage Foundation
• The Quickest Way to Global Missile Defense: First From the Sea　(2000.07.13)
  By Jack Spencer & Joe Dougherty
  The Heritage Foundation
• America's National Interests  (2000.07)
  By The Commission on America's National Interests
  The Nixon Center
• Uneasy Giant: The Challenges to American Predominance  (2000.06.29)
  By Peter Rodman
  The Nixon Center
• Joint Vision 2020   (2000.05.30)
  By Department of Defense, U.S.
  Defense Technological Information Center
• Shaping the World Through Engagement: Assessing the Department of Defense's Theater Engagement Planning Process　(2000.04)
  By Thomas M. Jordna Douglas C. Lovelace,Jr. & Thomas -Durell Young
  Strategic Studies Institute
• The Asia-Pacific in The U.S. National Security Calculus for A New Millennium　(2000.03)
  By Andrew Scobell & Larry M. Wortzel
  Strategic Studies Institute
• Cournty Report on Human Rights Practices, 1999　(2000.02.25)
  By the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor
  Department of State, U.S.
• World Military Expenditures and Arms Transfers, 1998　(2000.02)
  By the Bureau of Arms Control
  Department of State, U.S.
• A National Security Strategy in a New Century  (1999.12)
  By White House
  White House, U.S.
• America's Role:What's Built up Must Come Down (1999.11.14)
  By Christopher Layne
  The Washington Post
• Strategic Assessment 1999: Priorties for a Turbulent World  (1999.11)
  By Institute for National Strategic Studies
  NDU/INSS
• Preventive Defense (1999.10)
  By William J. Perry & Ashton B. Carter
  Hoover Institution/Stanford University
• What to Do With American Primacy  (1999.09/10)
  By Richard N. Haass
  The Brookings Institution
• Searching for National Security: Threats and Response in the Age of Vulnerability  (1999.05)
  By William J. Durch
  The Henry L. Stimson Center
• Old Wine in New Bottles: The Pentagon's East Asia Security Strategy Report  (1999.05)
  By Doug Bandow
  CATO Institute
• A CDI Presentation to the National Security Study Group　(1999.03)
  By National Security Study Group
  Center for Defense Information
• Equipped for the Future: Managing U.S. Foreign Affairs in the 21st Century  (1998.11)
  Final Report of AUSIA
  The Henry L. Stimson Center
• A National Security Strategy For A New Century (1998.10)
  By The White House, U.S.
  The White House
• Defining Moment: The Threat and Use of Force in American Foreign Policy Since 1989  (1998.05)
  By Barry M. Blechman & Tamara Cofman Wittes
  The Henry L. Stimson Center
• Sources of Conflict in the 21st Century: Regional Futures and U.S. Strategy  (1998)
  By Zalmay Khalilzad & Ian O. Lesser
  RAND
• Joint Vision 2010
  By Department of Defense, U.S.
  Defense Technological Information Center
• Restoring American Leadership: A U.S. Foreign Policy and Defense Blueprint　(1996.08)
  Edited By Kim Holmes & Thomas Moore
  The Heritage Foundation
• U.S. Strategic Objectives in East Asia (1996.03)
  By Hans Binnendijk
  NDU/INSS