Global Catastrophe
To Predict and Prevent

Volume 28, Issue 3

As the world reflects on the fifth anniversary of September 11, the prospect of another catastrophe looms. From the explosion of a nuclear weapon in a major city to a pandemic that could kill millions, potential disasters inspire fear from citizens and political action in the name of preparedness. But our perceptions are sometimes amorphous, uninformed fears of the worst-case scenario. And the policy response – as exemplified by widespread... (More)

Global Catastrophe
Know Your Enemy
Why We Contemplate Catastrophe

The Will to Prevent
Global Challenges of Nuclear Proliferation
by Graham Allison

Risk and Reaction
Dealing with Interdependencies
by Howard Kunreuther

Coping with Disaster
A Challenge for International Institutions
by Randolph Kent

The Next Battlefield
The Reality of Virtual Threats
by Michael Vatis

Shock to the System
The Impending Global Energy Supply Crisis
by Matthew Simmons

Making Progress
Zambia's Improving Condition
by Janet Li

In Need of Aid
Cambodia's Corruption Troubles
by Meredith Moore

Kurdistan
The Elusive Quest for Sovereignty
by Shane Donovan

Island Economics
Free Trade in the Caribbean
by Khary Francis

Porous Policies
Illegal Immigration in Europe
by Atta Addo

Open Tinderbox
Toward Lasting Peace in the Balkans
by Eric Lee

Labor Law Matters
Trade Liberalization in Oman
by Nadira Lalji

With Values Aligned
Improving Saudi-US Relations
by His Royal Highness Prince Tur Al-Faisal

An Unwarranted Pessimism
Rethinking the European Integration Debate
by Jean Asselborn

Contending Nationalisms
Kashmir and the Prospects for Peace
by Kamal Chenoy

A Wealth Deferred
The Politics and Science of Golden Rice
by Erin Baggott

Disconnected
Taxing Mobile Phones in the Developing World
by Taylor Hathaway-Zepeda

Canada Leads
Improving International Governance
by Paul Martin

Assessing Privatization
Carol Graham reviews Reality Check: The Distributional Impact of Privatization
by Carol Graham

The Immigration Debate
Steven M. Ladik reviews Immigration Phobia and the Security Dilemma
by Steven M. Ladik

For an East Asian Union
Rethinking Asia's Cold War Alliances
by Neil Francis