A Multi-stakeholder Approach to Cybersecurity Risk Management
Minimizing the impact of the most serious forms of cyber attack, espionage, and crime requires a shared approach across a range of actors.
Source: DHS
Security Cooperation with Iran: Challenges and Opportunities
Improving U.S. and European security policy making toward Iran by increasing public and official understanding.
Source: IRNA
The Microdynamics of Civil Conflict
Exploring how best to understand and address the root causes of civil conflict.
Source: Defense Department
Comprehensive Nuclear Material Accounting
A research monograph lays out the requirements for global system to track nuclear materials.
Source: NNSA
CISSM hosts new U.S.-Russia focused blog
CISSM and ISKRAN researchers and students comment on U.S.-Russian security relations.
CISSM celebrates 30th anniversary with gala event
SPP faculty, staff, students, alumni, and distinguished guests gathered to celebrate CISSM and discuss pressing international security policy issues.
Recent Publications
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'Emerging Technologies' is in Vogue . . . But also Vague
Inkstick Media
April 2019
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Building Confidence in the Cybersphere: A Path to Multilateral Progress
Journal of Cyber Policy
April 2019
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Americans on NATO
Program for Public Consultation Report
April 2019
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The Hanoi Summit – We Asked Naoko Aoki What Happens Next in U.S.-North Korea Relations
The National Interest
March 2019
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An Effects-Centric Approach to Assessing Cybersecurity Risk
A CISSM Report
March 2019
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A Russian View of the U.S. INF Withdrawal
CISSM Working Paper
March 2019
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Approaching Y2Q and Barely a Peep (or Tweet) from the Government
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
February 2019
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What Factors Contribute to the Aggressive Foreign Policy of Russian Leaders?
Problems of Post-Communism
January 2019
Upcoming Events
SPP courses related to CISSM
PLCY688T: Team-Based Policy Lab (February 11, 2019)
PLCY 720: International Security Policy (January 31, 2019)
PLCY 780: The American Foreign Policymaking Process (January 31, 2019)