by American Security Project | Mar 13, 2014 | Monitor
We see it in the news nearly every day. The world is rapidly shifting before our eyes as countries sprout up, struggle to gain a foothold in our international community, and sometimes fall just as quickly. One equally important trend is the interrelationship...
by Paul Hamill | Jan 2, 2014 | Monitor
Last year was a busy year for ASP, exploring the issues of climate security, next generation energy and investment, the links between a strong economy and enhanced national security, chemical weapons, as well as the vital U.S. and Egypt strategic relationship. This...
by American Security Project | Oct 24, 2013 | Monitor
We all watched with great apprehension the stalemate over the budget, national debt, and the Affordable Care Act these past weeks. The anecdotes of impact were everywhere, from closed national monuments to denied child care. But what was not so prominent in the news...
by Paul Hamill | Jul 29, 2013 | Monitor
Over the past quarter, ASP has continued to examine a host of issues and their implications for our national security. From American Competitiveness to Nuclear Strategy to Public Diplomacy, we have published a wide array of articles on what we feel are the most...
by Paul Hamill | Dec 31, 2012 | Monitor
2012 was an exciting year for ASP. We have written on a wide range of diverse subjects, from Syria, drones, nuclear weapons, climate change, public diplomacy and to analysis on next generation energy issues. As always, our writing is focussed on the analysis of the...
