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RAND researchers examine military and national security issues across a broad spectrum — from political dissent and military training to tactical operations and reconstruction efforts — and take a long-term, global perspective. Terrorism, types of warfare, and international intervention are among the many topics RAND explores.

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Overcoming Obstacles to Peace — Mar 18, 2013

In their new book, Overcoming Obstacles to Peace, RAND experts James Dobbins and Laurel Miller present evidence that international interventions can in fact build more peaceful nations. Join the discussion on March 18, 2013, 10-11:30 a.m., at the U.S. Institute of Peace Headquarters.

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What Is the State of al Qaeda a Year after the Death of Osama bin Laden? — Apr 30, 2012

Backed by decades of terrorism research, RAND experts provide insight into the current threat of al Qaeda and the state of its leadership a year after the death of bin Laden.

Cybersecurity: Examining Challenges for the Future — Feb 29, 2012

Cyberspace is increasingly important for economic growth, openness, and democracy, but poor cybersecurity can make governments, businesses, and individuals open to cyber attack and cyber crime. RAND Europe conducts a range of research on the topic to advise policymakers.