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201. Who’s Afraid of Russian Gas? Bridging the Transatlantic Divide

202. Mapping the U.S.-Canada Energy Relationship

203. Rebooting U.S.-China Trade Ties: “Enter Ye Through the Narrow Gate”

204. Developing a Containment Strategy in Syria

205. Restoring the Eastern Mediterranean as a U.S. Strategic Anchor

206. Shield of the Pacific: Japan as a Giant Aegis Destroyer

207. The Korean Civil-Military Balance

208. Southeast Asia Financial Integration and Infrastructure Investment: What Role for the United States?

209. Australia and the United States An Alliance for the Twenty-first Century

210. The Uncertain Iraqi Election: The Need for a New U.S. Strategy

211. The Escalating Conflict with Hezbollah in Syria

212. Successfully Countering Russian Electoral Interference

213. Intellectual Property and the International Trade Commission An Examination of the Role of the ITC in Protecting IP Rights

214. The U.S., NATO, and the Defense of Europe: Underlying Trends

215. Enhancing the U.S.-Indonesia Strategic Partnership

216. Back from the Brink: A Threatened Nuclear Energy Industry Compromises National Security

217. Iran Sanctions at the Halfway Point

218. Terrorism: U.S. Strategy and the Trends in Its “Wars” on Terrorism

219. Don’t Give Up Yet: There’s Still a Chance to Salvage Eastern Syria

220. The Evolution of U.S. Defense Posture in North and West Africa

221. Keep Calm and Carry On: The Terrorist Threat in the United Kingdom

222. The U.S. Defense Budget in FY2019: Underlying Trends

223. Resourcing Green Technologies through Smart Mineral Enterprise Development

224. An Ironic Outcome: The United States — Even under Trump — Is Closer to Meeting Its Emission Targets Than Canada

225. Making Enhanced CACs the Rule: A Proposed Amendment of the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act

226. The Rise of Mega-Regionalism: Revealing Canada’s Blind Spots

227. Crisis in the WTO: Restoring the Dispute Settlement Function

228. Soft vs Hard Governance for Labour and Environmental Commitments in Trade Agreements: Comparing the US and EU Approaches

229. Trade linkages and firm value: evidence from the 2018 US-China "trade war"

230. Debating the Quad

231. Are Iran’s ballistic missiles designed to be nuclear capable?

232. The conventional military balance on the Korean Peninsula

233. European Strategic Autonomy and Brexit

234. The UK’s potential role in enabling EU–NATO cooperation after Brexit

235. Reducing the Risk of Iran Developing an ICBM

236. China Global Security & Taiwan

237. China’s pursuit of advanced dual-use technologies

238. Ministers For Foreign Affairs 1972-83

239. Cooperation Between Kazakhstan and the United States in Military Professionalization Programs

240. The NATO/US-Turkey-Russia Strategic Triangle: Challenges Ahead

241. Classifying Cyber Events: A Proposed Taxonomy

242. Building Confidence in the Cybersphere: A Path to Multilateral Progress

243. Will North Korea Denuclearize after the Singapore Summit? Lessons from the past

244. Forwarding Multilateral Space Governance: Next Steps for the International Community

245. The Militarization of the Arctic is Not Certain

246. How to Address the Global Refugee Crisis and Safeguard U.S. National Security

247. How the United States Should Address Refugee Protection at its Border

248. PeSCo – Anything There for European Defence?

249. Main Strategic Considerations of Contemporary Israel

250. Modernized Deterrence and Revitalized Dialogue - Adapting the Harmel Report to post-2014 Europe