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Policy analysis and commentary for CSIS and Lawfare, newest first.
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2026
- SepHow Central Banks Can Win the Digital Currency RaceWith Richard Gray and Justin HuCSIS report
- AugWhat Happens if Congress Codifies Russia Sanctions?With Brad SpicherCSIS
- JulElbows Up: The Price of Economic Coercion Against CanadaCSIS
- JulAmerica's Unproven Productivity Boom, and the Cost of Misreading the DataCSIS
- MayBitter Harvest: Diagnosing and Deterring Chinese Coercive Agricultural Trade RestrictionsWith Hugh Grant-Chapman and Moon NguyenCSIS report
- MayThe Impact of Tariffs on the AI Data Center Buildout: Balancing Supply Chain Security and AI Infrastructure LeadershipWith Evan Brown, Michael Gary, and Kate KorenCSIS brief
- MayHow Trade Reduces the Risk of WarWith Christopher MeissnerCSIS
- AprDelays and Uncertainty in the Export Licensing Process: Findings from a CSIS Survey of U.S. Technology ExportersWith Kate KorenCSIS brief
- AprComment on the Section 301 Investigation into Structural Excess Capacity and ProductionPublic comment to the U.S. Trade Representative, Docket USTR-2026-0067 (PDF)
- AprNATO's Hidden Dividend and the Avoidable Cost of U.S. WithdrawalWith Karen Jackson and Oleksandr ShepotyloCSIS
- AprReining in the Export Control Arms RaceWith Kate Koren, Scott Kennedy, and Ilaria MazzoccoCSIS
- MarThe New Containment Doctrine: How the United States Is Using Trade to Stop Digital RegulationWith Moon NguyenCSIS
- FebPractical H-1B Reforms to Serve U.S. Economic InterestsWith Thibault DenamielCSIS brief
- FebTakaichi Landslide Shows Limits of Chinese Economic CoercionCSIS
- FebWhere Sovereignty Meets Statecraft: South Korea's Fairness Act and the U.S. AllianceWith Richard GrayCSIS
- JanWhy Economic Coercion Over Greenland Would BackfireCSIS critical questions
- Aging, Digitization, Automation, Migration, Trade Costs, and Productivity: A U.S. Case StudyPre-publication version of an APEC economy case study report (PDF)
2025
- DecBreaking the Debt Trap: Why Spending Smarter Beats Spending MoreWith Michael H. GaryCSIS
- NovAustralia's Digital Market Regulation: An Evidence-Backed ReviewCSIS
- OctAligning APEC Beyond Trade TurmoilWith Richard GrayCSIS
- OctWhen a Trade War Becomes a Food FightWith Hugh Grant-Chapman and Moon NguyenCSIS
- OctAPEC's Opportunity to Catalyze Mineral Security CooperationWith Erin L. MurphyCSIS
- AugHow Tariffs Could Derail the United States' $3 Trillion AI BuildoutCSIS
- JulTrump's Trade Strategy Takes Shape After August 1 Tariff MovesWith Ina SimonovskaCSIS
- JulExperts React: Unpacking the Trump Administration's Plan to Win the AI RaceWith Navin Girishankar and othersCSIS
- JunAmerica's Immigration ParadoxLes Rencontres Économiques
- JunWhy the G7 Must Tackle Hidden Systemic Threats to Global Financial StabilityWith Safae IrghisCSIS
- JunU.S.–China Trade Talks in London: Ethane Export Controls and the Need for Better Economic StatecraftCSIS
- MayMoody's Downgrade Signals Deeper Risk: Is U.S. Debt Undermining Global Leadership?CSIS
- MayThe Shifting Landscape of U.S.–China Economic RelationsWith Richard GrayLawfare
- MayWhat the Court's Ruling on Trump's Tariffs Means for U.S. Trade Policy and the EconomyCSIS critical questions
- MayUnderstanding the Temporary De-Escalation of the U.S.–China Trade WarCSIS
- AprU.S.–ROK Negotiations: An Opportunity to Reset on Trade, Investment, and TechnologyWith Erin L. Murphy and Joseph LimCSIS
- AprThe Hidden Risk of Rising U.S.–PRC Tensions: Export Control SymbiosisWith Richard GrayCSIS
- AprThe Uncertainty Tax: How Policy Volatility Will Harm the EconomyWith Chris BorgesCSIS
- MarBack & Forth 3: Do Sanctions Work?With Nick Kumleben and Andrea Leonard PalazziCSIS
- FebU.S. Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Won't Solve the Chinese Dumping ProblemWith Evan BrownCSIS
- FebBeyond Manufacturing: Why Services Are Key to U.S.–China Economic CompetitionCSIS
- FebHow U.S. Tariffs on Allies Undermine Economic StatecraftCSIS
- FebTariffs Using Emergency Economic Powers Risk Undermining U.S. Economic SecurityWith Navin GirishankarCSIS
- FebHow Sanctions Have Reshaped Russia's FutureCSIS