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The Challenges of Combatting Domestic Terrorism

CSPS Fellow Kimberly Talley discusses the challenges posed by domestic terrorism in the US.

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The Real Danger of the Microsoft Exchange Hack

CSPS Fellow Kevin McKenna discusses the recents Exchange Hack and options moving forward for preventing future ransomware attacks.

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Keeping the Promise of the Green Deal: How Can the EU Reduce Its Reliance on China?

CSPS Fellow Beatriz Pascual-Macias provides a set of policy recommendations to help mitigate the EU’s dependence on China for access to Rare Earth Elements.

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Corporate Complicity in China’s Genocide: Where US Brands Go from Here

CSPS Fellow Noah Zoroya discusses the importance of cause marketing and government regulations in response to the Uighur genocide ongoing in China.

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One Minute Closer to Midnight: A Return to Nonproliferation and Arms Control

CSPS Fellow Ayah Abdul-Samad argues that the Biden administration will have opportunities to bolster nuclear nonproliferation.

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Hezbollah’s Reign of Terror

GMU student Ryan Ghandour discusses Hezbollah, its influence over Lebanese politics, and potential policy options for the United States

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Why Does the West Remain so Obsessed with “Radical Islam”?

CSPS Fellow Jonathan Hoffman analyzes how the actions undertaken by Western leaders and authoritarian regimes in the Middle East serve to feed into the creation of radical terror elements in the West.

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A Simple Strategy for Negotiating with North Korea in the Next Administration

CSPS Fellow George Hutchinson discusses necessary changes in the American paradigm in order to proceed in negotiating with North Korea’s nuclear program.

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To the Victor go the Spoils: Nation-building and the legacy of political corruption

CSPS Fellow Angela Gill discusses how American statebuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan has failed to prevent corruption.

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Innovation: The Key to Competition?

CSPS Fellow Caroline Wesson discusses the increasingly competitive market competition in technology innovation, and how this competition necessitates national-level innovation systems.

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  • The Challenges of Combatting Domestic Terrorism April 11, 2021
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  • Corporate Complicity in China’s Genocide: Where US Brands Go from Here March 1, 2021
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