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International Organizations

With the end of World War II came the rise of many international organizations, from the United Nations and World Bank to the European Union, NATO, ASEAN, and other regionally focused bodies. RAND has explored the effectiveness of these organizations in areas such as international development, economic policymaking, and local and regional peacekeeping and stability operations.

Report
Cross-Cutting Challenges and their Implications for the Mediterranean region
This publication is part of a series of four RAND Perspectives (PE) each focusing on different challenges in the Mediterranean region. The focus of this PE is on cross-cutting challenges and their implications for regional stability and security.
Jan 26, 2017
Report
Against the rising tide: an overview of the growing criminalization of the Mediterranean basin
This publication is part of a series of four RAND Perspectives (PE) each focusing on different challenges in the Mediterranean region. The focus of this PE is on defence and security issues and their implications for regional stability.
Jan 26, 2017
Report
Troubled waters: a snapshot of security challenges in the Mediterranean region
This publication is part of a series of four RAND Perspectives (PE) each focusing on different challenges in the Mediterranean region. The focus of this PE is on defence and security issues and their implications for regional stability.
Jan 26, 2017
Commentary
China Stressed a Growing Interest in Global Trade and Governance at Davos
President Xi Jinping became the first Chinese leader to appear at the annual gathering of the World Economic Forum last week. He gave a keynote speech that defended global trade and criticized protectionism. His speech reflected, in part, the reality that China has profited enormously from decades of globalization.
Jan 24, 2017
Commentary
Taking Stock of the U.S. Rebalance and the Contest for Influence in Asia
Since 2011, the U.S. has carried out measures designed to bolster its influence in Asia, a region that is projected to play a central role in driving global economic growth. Despite steady progress, with increased diplomatic outreach to China and its neighbors, doubts about the U.S. pivot to Asia have persisted.
Jan 19, 2017
News Release
Domestic Political Discord Now the Greatest Threat to U.S. Global Leadership
Faced with traditional threats from opponents such as Russia and emerging threats from non-traditional adversaries such as the Islamic State, the United States needs a comprehensive foreign policy strategy that can provide stability and improve policymakers' ability to manage in today's more complex and turbulent times.
Jan 18, 2017
Research Brief
Exploring America's Role in a Turbulent World
The post–Cold War era is over. The United States faces new challenges abroad and rising political polarization at home. How should America advance its interests and pursue new opportunities around the world?
Jan 18, 2017
Report
Domestic Political Discord Is Now the Greatest Threat to U.S. Global Leadership
The United States needs a coherent international strategy for today's turbulent world. But this will be hard to pursue without more domestic political consensus on America's global role.
Jan 18, 2017
Report
How Are European Countries Vulnerable to Russia?
Russia's aggression against Ukraine has highlighted potential threats to NATO and the EU. But European countries differ in how susceptible they are to possible Russian actions.
Jan 18, 2017
Commentary
Mali's Persistent Jihadist Problem
The 2013 French intervention in Mali averted an al Qaeda-backed thrust toward the capital of Bamako and reduced the threat from other jihadist groups. To ensure that a new threat does not materialize, France will need staying power and support from its allies.
Jan 12, 2017
Journal Article
A Revanchist Russia Versus an Uncertain West: An Appreciation of the Situation Since the 2014 Ukrainian Crisis
More than a generation has passed since the BerlinWall came down, the Soviet Union ceased to exist, and the contest between East and West that had lasted more than 40 years ended.
Jan 10, 2017
Brochure
Spotlight on 2016
Spotlight, RAND Europe's annual review, features ways that our objective research and analysis expanded perspectives in 2016 to provide policy and decision makers the evidence and facts during a year of highly charged political debates.
Dec 31, 2016
Dissertation
NATO, Climate Change, and International Security: A Risk Governance Approach
Offers a prospective analysis of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the anticipated security consequences of climate change.
Dec 30, 2016
Report
Governance and Adaptation to Innovative Modes of Higher Education Provision
This report examines innovative modes of higher education provision, as well as ways in which the management and governance of higher education are changing in support of innovations in higher education provision.
Dec 22, 2016
Commentary
In a 'Post-Truth' World, Evidence and Experts Matter More Than Ever
In 2016, a so-called “post-truth” world emerged, where objective truths seem to carry less weight than opinions that appeal to personal beliefs. But experts and truth still matter.
Dec 16, 2016
Commentary
Curbing Globalization Won't Halt the Rise of Inequality
Globalization may be one of many factors driving inequality. But ending trade agreements and throwing up trade barriers is unlikely to stop this trend.
Dec 14, 2016
Commentary
The Risks of an Accelerating Rivalry Between China and Japan
China and Japan have a long history of antagonism but their competition for influence in Asia has recently expanded in the economic, diplomatic, and security domains. The U.S., although a staunch ally of Japan, has served as a mediator. Weakening the U.S. role could aggravate Sino-Japanese tensions to a destabilizing degree.
Dec 12, 2016
Report
Maritime Issues in the East and South China Seas: Summary of a Conference Held January 12–13, 2016
This conference summary presents key insights from a January 2016 conference focusing on maritime disputes in the East and South China Seas.
Dec 12, 2016
Commentary
Can Trump Make a Deal with Putin?
If executed properly, President-elect Trump's diplomacy could help reverse a destabilizing downward spiral in U.S.-Russian relations and create a vision of what normal relations might entail.
Dec 5, 2016
Tool
Supporting Effective Implementation of Evidence-Based Practices: A resource guide for child-serving organizations
This implementation guide provides a framework for programme planners who seek more information on how to effectively plan and implement evidence-based practices in a real-world context.
Dec 1, 2016

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Ben Baruch

Senior Analyst

Ben Baruch is a senior analyst at RAND Europe. His interests lie in evaluation and research of social policy, international affairs, and preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE). He is a part-time Ph.D. student at the University of Cambridge and holds an M.A. in conflict, security and…
Jennifer D. P. Moroney

Senior Political Scientist

Jennifer Moroney is a senior political scientist at the RAND Corporation and manages many of RAND's security cooperation–related projects for U.S. Department of Defense clients. She currently serves as the comanager of RAND's institutional capacity building/assessment, monitoring, and evaluation…

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