CSBA in the News

CSBA Vice President of Research and Studies Evan B. Montgomery and Senior Fellow Toshi Yoshihara discuss whether a nuclear-armed Japan would be a deterrence shortcut or a source of instability.

CSBS Fellow Tyler Hacker argues that the Pentagon must think about munitions not in isolation, but as part of the network of platforms and systems necessary for attacking targets when considering the true value of materials.

CSBA Experts Travis Sharp and Ryan Kaufman assess the recent NATO Triton acquisition and outline its potential benefits and concerns for NATO’s ISR Force.

CSBA President and CEO Thomas G. Mahnken writes about what the U.S. military can learn from the Iran war: how to prepare for long-term conflicts by making use of advanced technologies, hardening against attacks, and working more closely with allies.

CSBA Counselor Ambassador Eric Edelman, along with Madelyn Creedon, Franklin C. Miller, Vipin Narang, and Keith B. Payne, offers guideposts for the Trump Administration’s review of U.S, nuclear strategy. Each writer has  served in senior nuclear policy positions in the Department of Defense across Democratic and Republican Administrations.

CSBA Senior Fellow and Visiting Navy Fellow Commander Aaron Marchant discuss how to approach a great power war against China with a focus on maritime punishment and customized denial as the two pillars of U.S. maritime strategy.