Projects

Afghanistan: Setting a New Course
Afghanistan has long had an outsized role in world affairs, first from an excess of interest, but now from an excess of neglect

Asia Initiative '09
The United States must increase its focus and activities towards the rapidly changing Asian region

CNAS on Iraq

U.S. interests have been put at great risk by the conduct of the Iraq War to date

Iran: U.S. Strategic Options

Hosting a series of discussions on alternative strategies for dealing with Iran’s nuclear program

Energy and National Security Project

Designing practical strategies and policies for achieving energy security for the United States

Solarium 2: Competitive Strategy Making

CNAS's signature strategy process on energy security and grand strategy for the United States

Things Go Wrong: Why Presidents Fail in Foreign Policy at the Outset
A view from history: Why do U.S. presidents tend to stumble coming out of the gate?

U.S. Military Index
Foreign Policy and CNAS's survey on the state of the U.S. military

Voices from the Field
Providing returning military personnel and civilians a venue to inform the American policy debate

What a Strategy of Engagement Entails: Is the U.S. Government Properly Equipped?
Despite America’s superpower status, the U.S. government is not as effective as it should be in conducting our day-to-day relations with the rest of the world

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