Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland (CISSM)
http://www.cissm.umd.edu
Aims
The CISSM is a research centre that pursues
policy-oriented scholarship on major issues facing the United States in the
global arena. The Center is composed of full-time staff, research scholars,
visiting scholars and graduate research fellows. Many of its members are also
professors in the Maryland School of Public Affairs.
Activities
The center conducts research on a range of
issues, including the use of traditional security instruments - such as arms
control, peacekeeping, and the use of force - in the post-Cold War context; the
nexus between international economics and security; cooperation and conflict
between the United States and its allies; and the process of foreign
policymaking, including the role of particular institutions and the impact of
public attitudes. The CISSM also conducts active projects. Current projects
include the Advanced Methods of Cooperative Security Project, which includes the
Controlling Dangerous Pathogens Project; the National Intelligence Council
Project on the Evolution of the Nation-state; the National Security Council and
U.S. Foreign Policymaking; the Jerusalem Project; and the Project on a New
U.S.-European Dialogue.
Publications and other Resources
The Website lists a large range of publications
including papers, occasional papers and commentaries all of which require
ordering at are at varying costs. There is a small amount of downloadable
publications on the website in PDF format at no cost dispersed amongst the
different program's particular pages (eg. Advanced Methods of Cooperative
Security).
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