Publications

Insights from Wassenaar export controls into the regulation of commercial spyware.
Dr. Elaine Korzak.

Understanding differences between the drivers of Russian and Chinese nuclear behavior can inform deterrence and escalation management.
Linda Bachg and Daniel Kroth.

Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the business of cybercrime.

Gil Baram, Leah Walker

How the global mechanisms indicated in the 2021-2025 open-ended working group (OEWG)'s final report fall short — and why that hampers meaningful progress within the forum dedicated to this in the UN.

As commercial artificial intelligence models have become increasingly sophisticated, we need to build a discipline around red teaming tools, protocols, and red teamers themselves.

Leah Walker, Jake Hecla, Cara Marie Wagner, Andrew Reddie

How novel technologies impact nuclear proliferation or nonproliferation.

Editor: Diane Labrosse, Commissioning Editor: Jennifer L. Erickson, Production Editor: Christopher Ball, Pre-Production Copy Editor: Bethany S. Keenan

Context for a broader chapter in the recent Oxford Handbook of Geoeconomics and Economic Statecraft, published with the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC).

For nearly eight decades, the U.S. innovation ecosystem has been underpinned by a deliberately decentralized model of federal research support.

Jon Metzler and Andrew W. Reddie

"New econonmic statecraft" and how to understand strategic government interviention in the global political and economic competition landscape.

Vinod K. Aggarwal, Andrew W. Reddie

Reducing risks of nuclear conflict and escalation through multilateral arms control and risk reduction agreements.

Why Small modular reactors (SMRs) could pave the way for the future of the nuclear energy industry.

Examination of how multilateral export controls can be used to constrain commercial spyware and address human rights, national security and nonproliferation concerns stemming from the misuse of spyware technologies.