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Lessons from Libya and Syria

A New Standard for Humanitarian Intervention Policy


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The Targeting Logic of Suicide Terrorism

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CPOST GOES TO CHINA

"Geopolitics and Beyond: New Ideas for U.S.-Chinese Strategic Cooperation"

A Conference Sponsored by the University of Chicago Beijing Center, Fudan University, and Tsinghua University

November, 2013


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The Chicago Project's main activities focus on core international security challenges such as the causes and solutions to terrorism, the dynamics of martyrdom, the consequences of nuclear proliferation, and the analytic premises of grand strategy in a global context. Learn more about us »