American Security Quarterly

The U.S. Case for Extending New START

May 12, 2020 11:11am

By:American Security Project

While people across the globe have been hyper-focused on the COVID-19 outbreak, the New START treaty is set to expire in February 2021. Read More
How COVID-19 has Emboldened the Islamic State Part 2: Ideology and Propaganda

Apr 29, 2020 5:02pm

By:Maywadee Viriyapah

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How COVID-19 has Emboldened the Islamic State Part 1: ISIS Operations

Apr 17, 2020 3:26pm

By:Maywadee Viriyapah

With coronavirus affecting military operations abroad, ISIS has an opportunity to overtake vulnerable territories and populations in Syria and Iraq. Read More
ASP COO Andrew Holland in the High North News

Feb 27, 2020 11:56am

By:Maywadee Viriyapah

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American Security Quarterly - August 2014

Aug 12, 2014 8:30am

By:Adin Dobkin

In this issue of American Security Quarterly, we hope to give you a view of the relationship between the elements that must be understood when making key policy decisions in national security. Read More
AMERICAN SECURITY QUARTERLY V3 Issue 1

Mar 13, 2014 10:22pm

By:American Security Project

Never before have we seen the level of interdisciplinary security issues that we see today occurring in all corners of the globe. Read more in this edition of ASQ. Read More
Top Ten Blog Posts of 2013

Jan 02, 2014 9:00am

By:Paul Hamill

Last year was a busy year for ASP, exploring the issues of climate security, next generation energy and investment, the links between a strong economy and enhanced national security, chemical weapons, as well as the vital U.S. and Egypt strategic relationship. This reports collects together the top ten blog posts on ASP website in 2013, we hope you find them interesting and useful. Read More
AMERICAN SECURITY QUARTERLY V2 Issue 4

Oct 24, 2013 8:30am

By:American Security Project

We all watched with great apprehension the stalemate over the budget, national debt, and the Affordable Care Act these past weeks. The anecdotes of impact were everywhere, from closed national monuments to denied child care. But what was not so prominent in the news was the impact to our reputation and business overseas, and, ultimately, American Competitiveness. Read more about that in this edition of ASQ Read More

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NGB State Partnership Program at 30: A Lasting Legacy of International Importance

NGB State Partnership Program at 30: A Lasting Legacy of International Importance

Briefing Note – Florida’s Wildfire Management

NGB State Partnership Program at 30: A Lasting Legacy of International Importance