Bipartisan Statement on Science Diplomacy Partnership for a Secure America, U.S. Civilian Research & Development Foundation, and American Association for the Advancement of Science have released a bipartisan statement signed by 26 prominent members of the political and scientific communities supporting the elevation of science and technology exchanges in U.S. foreign policy.
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Congressional Fellowship Program: Apply Now PSA's Congressional Fellowship Program is now accepting applications for the Spring 2010 session. PSA's acclaimed Congressional Fellowship offers a unique opportunity for House and Senate staffers to engage with counterparts from across the aisle and gain career-enhancing training and education. For more information and to apply, click here.

Nuclear Non-Proliferation and East Asia On Thursday, Feb. 18th, PSA and Hudson Institute hosted a panel discussion featuring Richard Weitz, Mark Brzezinski, Victor Cha, Patrick Cronin, Christopher Ford, and Jeffrey Lewis. The panel on East Asian and nuclear security discussed the immediate challenge of persuading North Korea to return to the Six-Party talks and the longer-term prospects of securing its de-nuclearization and averting further nuclear proliferation in East Asia. See more details here.

Process matters in building bipartisan support Last week well-known neoconservative Robert Kagan had a column in the Washington Post and Read Article

Big, Allied and Dangerous: The Behavior of Terrorist Organizations Recently, Dr. Victor Asal and Dr. R. Karl Rethemeyer from the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy located at the University of Albany, State University of New York presented their ongoing research project, Big Allied and Dangerous: The Behavior .. Read Article

War's Brave New World It’s a brave new world out there, but I don’t think it is the one Aldous Huxley had in mind when he wrote his famed book in 1932. What Huxley gave us was a frightening vision of the future. And in one sense, though not .. Read Article