Criminal Justice Reform And The First Step Act’s Recidivism Reduction Provisions: Preliminary Issues For Policymakers – Analysis
By John P. Walters and David Tell* Propelled by years of public commentary and concern about the size of the
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European Court Of Human Rights Verdict Will Exacerbate Religious Conflict – OpEd
By Paul Marshall* Despite its reputation as one of the world’s most secular countries, Sweden’s 2018 election saw heated debates
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The Security And Resilience Of DoD’s Cloud-Based Architecture – Analysis
By William Schneider* The ability to store, process, protect, and distribute data is at the heart of modern U.S. and
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Erbakan, Kısakürek And The Mainstreaming Of Extremism In Turkey – Analysis
By Svante E. Cornell* Turkey continues to function as a member of NATO and nominally aspires to European Union membership,
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Single Award or Multi-Cloud?: Public Policy And Department Of Defense Cloud Computing – Analysis
The lack of clarity in the current JEDI procurement process On September 13, 2017, Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan
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Raid The Defense Budget To Build The Wall? – OpEd
By Seth Cropsey* Earlier this month, President Trump graciously told Marines at the Miramar Air Station in San Diego that
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The Descent Of Syria Into The Abyss – OpEd
By Samuel Tadros* “Greetings, softer than the breeze of Barada …. I send my tears, which will never dry, O
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Former Rep. Frank Wolf: Time To End Nigeria Terror Infestation – OpEd
By Lela Gilbert* The first time many Americans focused their attention on the violence-torn African country of Nigeria was in
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Can The United Nations Unite Ukraine? – Analysis
By Richard Gowan* Executive Summary In February 2015, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko made calls for United Nations (U.N.) peacekeepers in
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Rojava: Russia’s Next Frozen Conflict? – Analysis
By Jonas Parello-Plesner* Vladimir Putin’s strategy of generating frozen conflicts is now well-understood. From Georgia to Ukraine, Putin supports insurgencies
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