RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in The Atlantic on what UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to temporarily suspend Parliament means for democracy—both in Britain and in a global context GalleryRCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in The Atlantic on what UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s move to temporarily suspend Parliament means for democracy—both in Britain and in a global context
RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco writes in the Washington Post that confronting threats like domestic terrorism will require leaders to put personal interests aside and do their duty to serve the nation GalleryRCLS fellow Lisa Monaco writes in the Washington Post that confronting threats like domestic terrorism will require leaders to put personal interests aside and do their duty to serve the nation
RCLS fellow and former Legal Adviser to the National Security Council Chris Fonzone reviews John Gans’ new book on the NSC’s role in the policymaking process, examining Gans’ argument that the NSC’s centralization of power has led to greater overreach, diminished effectiveness and reduced accountability. GalleryRCLS fellow and former Legal Adviser to the National Security Council Chris Fonzone reviews John Gans’ new book on the NSC’s role in the policymaking process, examining Gans’ argument that the NSC’s centralization of power has led to greater overreach, diminished effectiveness and reduced accountability.
RCLS fellow Yascha Monk writes in Foreign Affairs that populist autocrats’ ability to retain their grip on power may be less secure than recent conventional wisdom would suggest GalleryRCLS fellow Yascha Monk writes in Foreign Affairs that populist autocrats’ ability to retain their grip on power may be less secure than recent conventional wisdom would suggest
Nick Rasmussen, RCLS fellow and former National Counterterrorism Center director, spoke on “Pod Save the World” about the best policies to combat the rise of domestic terrorism GalleryNick Rasmussen, RCLS fellow and former National Counterterrorism Center director, spoke on “Pod Save the World” about the best policies to combat the rise of domestic terrorism
- In Foreign Affairs, RCLS fellow Michael Hanna and Dan Benaim examine the future of the U.S. presence in the Middle East, arguing that the current military footprint is—despite the headlines—surprisingly consistent, but has been “shorn of diplomatic stewardship” Gallery
In Foreign Affairs, RCLS fellow Michael Hanna and Dan Benaim examine the future of the U.S. presence in the Middle East, arguing that the current military footprint is—despite the headlines—surprisingly consistent, but has been “shorn of diplomatic stewardship”
- RCLS fellows Nick Rasmussen and Lisa Monaco quoted in the Washington Post on U.S. government responses to emerging domestic terror threats and the need for increased focus and coordination to address the challenge Gallery
RCLS fellows Nick Rasmussen and Lisa Monaco quoted in the Washington Post on U.S. government responses to emerging domestic terror threats and the need for increased focus and coordination to address the challenge
RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco, former Homeland Security Advisor, speaks to Jake Tapper on CNN about the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton as incidents of domestic terrorism and the need for a whole-of-government approach GalleryRCLS fellow Lisa Monaco, former Homeland Security Advisor, speaks to Jake Tapper on CNN about the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton as incidents of domestic terrorism and the need for a whole-of-government approach
- RCLS fellow Nick Rasmussen quoted in the Washington Post on President Trump’s intended nomination of Rep. John Ratcliffe to be the Director of National Intelligence and Ratcliffe’s views on 2016 election interference Gallery
RCLS fellow Nick Rasmussen quoted in the Washington Post on President Trump’s intended nomination of Rep. John Ratcliffe to be the Director of National Intelligence and Ratcliffe’s views on 2016 election interference
RCLS fellow Michael Hanna argues that the U.S. should withdraw its troops from Syria, recalibrating its strategy to reflect the diminishing returns of continued military engagement, in co-authored Century Foundation report GalleryRCLS fellow Michael Hanna argues that the U.S. should withdraw its troops from Syria, recalibrating its strategy to reflect the diminishing returns of continued military engagement, in co-authored Century Foundation report