Security
Current Projects
"There is no greater responsibility than preparing the next generation of
American and world leaders, and it is one the Next Generation Project has
fully embraced." -- Lee Hamilton, President and Director of the Woodrow
Wilson International Center for Scholars, and member of the NGP Senior
A...
Around the time of the 50th anniversary of the United Nations, this
collaboration between The American Assembly and The United Nations
Association gathered experts in government, economics, law, and military to
explore the issues surrounding debates within the United States concerning
t...
Past Projects
After the collapse of the Soviet system, the United States was presented with
the opportunity of a political and military shift in the heartland of
Eurasia. This 1992 project sought to discuss the potential of filling that
void the Soviet states left behind, while taking into account t...
During the Cold War, American national security seemed clearly defined: to
protect against the overarching threat of the Soviet Union and Communist
expansion. With the demise of Communism, America was forced to reconsider
its role in the world as dramatically as it did after victory in W...
Publications
The first report in the Next Generation Project series.
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The second report in the series.
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The third report in the series.
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The fourth report in the series.
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The culminating report of The Next Generation Project series.
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Three one-day meetings held at the Meridian International Center in
Washington, DC in late 2009 and 2010 and co-sponsored with the Center for a
New American Security addressed the topics of “Obama – One Year Later,"
"U.S. Global Policy: Challenges to Building a 21st Century Grand Strategy,...
During the Cold War, American national security seemed clearly defined: to
protect against the overarching threat of the Soviet Union and Communist
expansion. With the demise of Communism, America was forced to reconsider
its role in the world as dramatically as it did after victory in W...
During the Cold War, American national security seemed clearly defined: to
protect against the overarching threat of the Soviet Union and Communist
expansion. With the demise of Communism, America was forced to reconsider
its role in the world as dramatically as it did after victory in W...
Around the time of the 50th anniversary of the United Nations, this
collaboration between The American Assembly and The United Nations
Association gathered experts in government, economics, law, and military to
explore the issues surrounding debates within the United States concerning
t...
After the collapse of the Soviet system, the United States was presented with
the opportunity of a political and military shift in the heartland of
Eurasia. This 1992 report discussed the potential of filling that void
the Soviet states left behind, while taking into account the econ...
The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 inevitably led to power struggles in
the fifteen successor republics, raising the specter of chaos in Eurasia.
In this early 1992 collection of original essays sponsored by Columbia's
Harriman Institute and The American Assembly, scholars assess the p...
