Sound the Trumpet: The United States and Human Rights Promotion
This work chronicles U.S. efforts to advance freedom and democracy abroad particularly since World War II.
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Publications
Iran Democracy Monitor: No. 120
Rezaee Rising?;
The IRGC takes aim at churches;
Iran builds new regional energy bonds;
Iranian opposition condemns regime support for Syria;
Cost of food staples surges
China Reform Monitor: No. 972
Taiwan opposition selects new leader;
Russia and China celebrate relations "
at an all time high"
The Kremlin’s Iran Problem
On Monday and Tuesday, all eyes will be on Russia as it hosts the third round in the troubled international negotiations now under way between Iran and the West over the former's nuclear program.
Cyber Urgency Needed: Complacency Leaves U.S. Vulnerable
How real is the potential for cyberwar? The growing attention being given to cyberspace by policymakers and the media alike reflects an inescapable reality. With government agencies and private companies under frequent attack in cyberspace, and with incidents of cyber espionage increasing in both intensity and frequency, it would be fair to say that the U.S. is already engaged in battle in cyberspace.