The US Approach to the Islamic World in the Post 9/11 Era by Chintamani Mahapatra Archana Mishra | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
Is Pakistan Collapsing? Assumptions, Assertions, and Precautions Medha Bisht | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
Geopolitical Stipulation of Central Asian Integration The overall post-Soviet and post-Cold War transformation of the five Central Asian countries is multifaceted and complicated. New geopolitics has penetrated into almost all critically important spheres of post-Soviet transformation.... Farkhod Tolipov | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
India and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC): An Economic and Political Perspective Indian presence in the Gulf region is civilizational and has developed into a vibrant relationship over the years. With the emergence of India as a large economic power and with... Samir Pradhan | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
The Iran–Pakistan–India Natural Gas Pipeline: Implications and Challenges for Regional Security This research article examines the rationale for Iran, Pakistan, and India entering into a trade agreement to meet their economic, political, and strategic needs as well as the constraints and... Anjali Sahay , Jalil Roshandel | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
China’s Regime Politics: Character and Condition Specialists on Chinese studies are divided on whether or not China is moving towards democracy. Many scholars forcefully argue that China by now is fairly democratic. While conforming to these... Jagannath P. Panda | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
The US Navy in Distress In February 2009, the Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser U.S.S. Port Royal ran aground about a half mile south of the Honolulu airport. The Navy's investigation found that the ship's navigational... Seth Cropsey | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
A Delphi Assessment on the Current Developments in Pakistan Arvind Gupta , Ashok K. Behuria | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
The Obama Administration’s Approach to the Palestinian–Israeli Conflict: Opportunities and Constraints President George W. Bush was the first US president to propose a two-state solution to the Palestinian–Israeli conflict when he addressed the UN General Assembly in November 2001. His administration... Rathnam Indurthy | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
Is China Desperate to Teach India Another Lesson? First it was Arunachal Pradesh, then Sikkim, and now it is Ladakh. There has been a shifting pattern in Chinese mischief along the Indian borders. But more curiously, when reports... P. Stobdan | January 2010 | Strategic Analysis
