The Journal
Tom Neumann
Ilan Berman
The Bush Scorecard
Michael F. Scheuer
When it comes to counterterrorism, the Administration’s glass is more than half empty
John C. Wobensmith & Jeff Smith
Halting steps toward intelligence reform need to be bolstered and expanded
Andrew Davenport
The White House has set its sights on a new financial target: the terror masters
Henry F. Cooper
Washington needs to move beyond mediocrity in its protection of the American people
Henry Sokolski
Preventing nuclear proliferation has become a distinctly political exercise
James Jay Carafano
Under the radar, some quiet homeland security successes
Response
Stephen J. Blank
Why Kremlin accountability is indispensable
Looking Ahead
What the Bush legacy teaches us about the spread of democracy
Dan O’Shea
Understanding the strategic impact of kidnappings in Iraq
David L. Grange et al.
After Baker-Hamilton, a “Plan B” for dealing with Iran
Lawrence J. Haas
What Democrats need to do in order to seize the national security initiative
Dispatches
Sergei Markedonov
Andrew N. Liaropoulos
Chris Heaton-Harris
Book Reviews
Gary Metz
Mark Bowden explains what the 1979 hostage crisis tells us about dealing with Iran’s ayatollahs
Christopher Brown
A prescient warning about the coming upheaval, courtesy of Mark Steyn
Eric R. Sterner
Iraq through the eyes of Nir Rosen... and the insurgents
Mackubin Thomas Owens
Robert Kagan puts the Bush doctrine in historical context
