Beyond Bilateral: What Trump’s Multilateral Gambit Can and Cannot Fix Review
Amy J. Nelson’s latest analysis in Arms Control Association’s monthly journal on nonproliferation and global security.
Global Security
Today’s and tomorrow’s security challenges are increasingly interconnected, from new technologies and new domains of competition and conflict to global challenges such as environmental and economic shifts and pandemics. New America’s Global Security issue area focuses on building understanding of new problems and challenges, strengthening national security, fostering international stability, and ensuring long-term political, economic, social, and environmental resilience.
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Peter Bergen
Vice President, Global Studies & Fellows, New America; Professor of Practice, Arizona State University; Author, All the Presidents’ Wars
David Sterman
Deputy Director, Future Security, New America; Term Member, Council on Foreign Relations
Heela Rasool-Ayub
Co-Director, Power, People, and Planet Initiative
Gordon LaForge
Co-Director, Power, People, and Planet Initiative
Peter Warren Singer
Strategist & Senior Fellow, New America
Samm Sacks
Senior Fellow, Future Security
Amy J. Nelson
Director, Future Security Scenarios Lab, New America; Senior Fellow, Future Security Program, New America
Mariam Kvaratskhelia
Research Associate, Future Security Scenarios Lab