Publishing Institution: Chatham House / Political Geography: America

Author:: Alan Philps
Publication Date:: 06-2013
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: He shares his thoughts on on America's role in an increasingly affluent world, Russia's decline and China's own goals
Topic:: Economics and United Nations
Political Geography:: Russia, China, America, Middle East, and Syria

Author:: Richard Wolffe
Publication Date:: 10-2012
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: With one month to go before election day, Richard Wolffe looks at Barack Obama's campaign and finds he is borrowing from George W. Bush's playbook.
Topic:: History
Political Geography:: America and Chicago

Author:: John Bolton
Publication Date:: 10-2012
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: John Bolton argues that Obama's failure to exert power has left the US vulnerable
Topic:: Foreign Policy
Political Geography:: Russia and America

Author:: Bruce W. Jentleson and Charles A. Kupchan
Publication Date:: 10-2012
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: Charles Kupchan and Bruce Jentleson on the President's national security record
Political Geography:: America and Washington

Author:: Ian Bremmer
Publication Date:: 07-2012
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: Ian Bremmer is an American political scientist and founder of the Eurasia Group. He is the author of Every Nation for Itself: Winners and Losers in a G-Zero World
Political Geography:: America

Publication Date:: 07-2012
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: The US presidential election in November promises to be closely fought - and exceptionally raucous. Unprecedented amounts of money will be spent during the campaign, much of it on 'attack ads'. Here are five statistics to help sort out the issues from the noise.
Topic:: Economics
Political Geography:: Africa, United States, America, and Washington

Author:: Michael Williams
Publication Date:: 07-2012
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: Anthony Shadid, the prize-winning American journalist who died this year while covering the Syrian uprising, has left an evocative portrait of a disappearing Lebanese Christian community.
Political Geography:: America, Lebanon, and Syria

Author:: Richard J. Aldrich and John Kasuku
Publication Date:: 09-2012
Content Type:: Journal Article
Institution:: Chatham House
Abstract:: American intelligence continues to privilege strategic analysis for policy-makers. The core of the American intelligence system remains the National Intelligence Estimate process, the legacy of Sherman Kent, the 'Founding Father' of the analytical profession. In support of this process, vast technical resources are deployed in collecting secret material that is not available from open sources or from diplomatic reporting, and then subjecting it to elaborate analysis. The priority accorded to this activity is symbolized by the veneration of the President's Daily Brief, a top-level intelligence summary that is described by Bob Woodward as 'the most restricted document in Washington', and by the White House itself as 'the most highly sensitized classified document in the government'. George Tenet, one of the longest-serving directors of Central Intelligence, has insisted that President's Daily Briefs from his period of office were so important that none would ever be declassified and released for public inspection.
Topic:: Intelligence
Political Geography:: America and Washington

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