Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
A Bad War Gone Worse,2008,31,2,165,Serfaty
A Verifiable Limited Test Ban for Anti-satellite Weapons,2010,33,3,149,Liemer
A work in progress: The Bush doctrine and its consequences,2003,26,2,73,Heisbourg
Action-reaction metaphysics and negligence,2001,24,4,109,Payne
Afghanistan: When counternarcotics undermines counterterrorism,2005,28,4,55,Felbab-Brown
After Iraq: Future U.S. Military Posture in the Middle East,2008,31,2,77,Bowman
After Zarqawi: The dilemmas and future of Al Qaeda in Iraq,2006,29,4,19,Fishman
Air power and the coercive use of force,2001,24,4,81,Cooper
American civil security: The U.S. public and homeland security,2003,27,1,37,Dory
Arms control in a new era,2002,25,2,45,Gottemoeller
Between Victory and Defeat: Israel after the War with Hizballah,2007,30,1,27,Waxman
Biological weapons: Can fear overwhelm inaction?,2004,28,1,165,Smithson
Can Sanctions Stop Proliferation?,2008,31,3,89,Shen
China's Perspective on a Nuclear-Free World,2010,33,2,139,Zhang
Colombia: Failed failing or just weak?,2002,25,3,123,McLean
Combating terrorism,2003,26,4,163,Oudraat
Containing Iran?: Avoiding a Two-Dimensional Strategy in a Four-Dimensional Region,2009,32,3,37,Kaye
Counterinsurgency's Impossible Trilemma,2010,33,3,21,Zambernardi
Counterterrorism after Al Qaeda,2004,27,3,101,Pillar
Defeating transnational insurgencies: The best offense is a good fence,2005,29,1,21,Staniland
Defending against anarchy: From war to peacekeeping in Afghanistan,2002,26,1,35,Marten
Detecting and Disrupting Illicit Nuclear Trade after A.Q. Khan,2010,33,2,85,Albright
Deterring a Nuclear 9/11,2007,30,2,21,Talmadge
Deterring a nuclear Iran,2005,28,3,153,Zaborski
Deterring terrorists: Thoughts on a framework,2005,28,3,187,Whiteneck
Dirty Windows and Burning Houses: Setting the Record Straight on Irregular Warfare,2009,32,2,91,Nagl
Disrupting the financing of terrorism,2002,25,1,53,Weintraub
Do arms races matter?,2001,24,4,123,Tertrais
Do terrorist networks need a home?,2002,25,3,97,Takeyh
Dusk or Dawn for the Human Rights Movement?,2009,32,2,103,Mendelson
Economic warriors against terrorism,2002,25,1,41,Weidenbaum
Engaging autocratic allies to promote democracy,2006,29,2,5,Adesnik
Extended deterrence: The U.S. credibility gap in the Middle East,2005,28,3,169,McInnis
Fear moves east: Terror targets the pacific rim,2001,24,1,19,Kurlantzick
Fighting anthrax: A cold warrior's confession,2002,25,2,17,Israelyan
Fighting insurgency on sacred ground,2006,29,2,149,Hassner
Global issues networks: Desperate times deserve innovative measures,2002,26,1,17,Rischard
Global Zero: An Israeli Vision of Realistic Idealism,2010,33,2,157,Levite
Globalization's first war?,2002,25,1,5,Campbell
Indonesia: A failed state?,2002,25,3,135,Wanandi
Insurgency and counterinsurgency in Iraq,2003,27,1,25,Metz
International law and the preemptive use of military force,2003,26,2,89,Arend
Iran's nuclear ambitions test China's wisdom,2006,29,2,55,Shen
Is the media being fair in Iraq?,2006,29,4,5,O'Hanlon
Kim Jong-il's Clenched Fist,2009,32,4,153,Pollack
Military occupation: Legally ensuring a lasting peace,2003,26,3,87,Rivkin
Mishandling suicide terrorism,2004,27,3,65,Atr
Mixed message: The Arab and Muslim response to ‘terrorism’,2002,25,2,177,Sayyid
New Nuclear Realities,2008,31,1,7,Brown
Nuclear proliferation beyond rogues,2002,26,1,5,Campbell
Picking up the peaces: The UN's evolving postconflict roles,2003,26,4,195,Durch
Picture the Problem: The Increasing Range of North Korea's Missile Program 1994–present,2009,32,4,117,
Picture the Problem: Toward a Nuclear-Weapons-Free World: What Will It Take?,2010,33,2,123,
Poppies for Peace: Reforming Afghanistan's Opium Industry,2007,30,1,69,van Ham
Prevention not preemption,2003,26,2,105,Freedman
Privacy in the age of terror,2003,26,3,27,De Rosa
Promoting democratization can combat terrorism,2003,26,3,43,Windsor
Providing basic human security,2003,26,2,199,Boxer
Public health preparedness: The best defense against biological weapons,2002,25,3,69,Katz
Putin's Choice,2008,31,2,95,Brzezinski
Putting WMD - terrorism into perspective,2003,26,4,37,Parachini
Redefine cooperative security not preemption,2003,26,2,135,Guoliang
Redefining NATO'S mission: Preventing WMD - terrorism,2002,25,3,5,Lugar
Responses to North Korea's Nuclear Test: Capitulation or Collective Action?,2007,30,4,33,Snyder
Rethinking Transnational Counterterrorism: Beyond a National Framework,2007,30,4,63,Pressman
Return from 9/11 PTSD - to Global Leader,2008,31,4,165,Kato
Return of the nuclear debate,2001,24,4,95,Fuerth
Sierra leone: The state that came back from the dead,2002,25,3,147,Chege
Strategic Engagement's Track Record,2010,33,3,35,Wright
Terrorism: Denying Al Qaeda its popular support,2004,28,1,129,Simon
The best defense: Counterproliferation and U.S. national security,2003,26,2,115,Ellis
The contemporary security dilemma: Deterring a Taiwan conflict,2002,25,4,5,Christensen
The Day After: Action Following a Nuclear Blast in a U.S. City,2007,30,4,19,Perry
The end of imminence?,2004,27,4,57,Taylor
The Folly of ‘Asymmetric War’,2008,31,3,33,Mazarr
The Future of Nuclear Weapons in an Interdependent World,2008,31,2,63,Muller
The Illogic of Zero,2010,33,2,125,Tertrais
The imbalance of terror,2002,25,1,31,Delpech
The Iraq War and Asia: Assessing the Legacy,2008,31,2,181,Green
The Jihadist threat to Pakistan,2003,26,3,5,Cohen
The Limits of Audacity,2010,33,1,99,Serfaty
The limits of military power,2002,25,1,75,de Wijk
The moral logic and growth of suicide terrorism,2006,29,2,127,Atran
The Myth of the Second Front: Localizing the ‘War on Terror’ in Southeast Asia,2007,30,4,75,Acharya
The nation and the state of Pakistan,2002,25,3,109,Cohen
The new arms race,2001,24,4,135,Sloss
The new nature of nation-state failure,2002,25,3,83,Rotberg
The nuclear posture review: Setting the record straight,2005,28,3,133,Payne
The post-Madrid face of Al Qaeda,2004,27,3,91,Gunaratna
The Reality: A Goal of a World without Nuclear Weapons is Essential,2008,31,3,23,Drell
The role of U.S. Nuclear weapons after September 11,2004,28,1,179,Gabel
The Sorcerer's Apprentice: Islamist Militancy in South Asia,2010,33,1,47,Ganguly
Toward missile defenses from the sea,2002,25,3,193,Stewart
Understanding the U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy Debate,2009,32,3,21,Chyba
Weak states and global threats: Fact or fiction?,2006,29,2,27,Patrick
What justifies regime change?,2003,26,3,59,Boniface
When to target leaders,2003,26,3,73,Lotrionte
Why Has the United States Not Been Attacked Again?,2009,32,3,3,Boyd
Would space-based defenses improve security?,2002,25,3,177,Mclaughlin