Roundtables are where we get to hear from multiple experts on either a subject matter or a recently published book. These collections of essays allow for detailed debates and discussions from a variety of viewpoints so that we can deeply explore a given topic or book.
Roundtables
It’s Time for a U.S. No-First-Use Nuclear Policy
This featured roundtable for Vol 2, Iss 3 is from a roundtable on adopting a nuclear no-first-use policy and the debate over sole presidential authority to launch a nuclear weapon.
Should Presidential Command Over Nuclear Launch Have Limitations? In a Word, No.
This featured roundtable for Vol 2, Iss 3 is from a roundtable on adopting a nuclear no-first-use policy and the debate over sole presidential authority to launch a nuclear weapon.
Policy Roundtable: Nuclear First-Use and Presidential Authority
In this roundtable, we gathered together a group of experts to discuss two important aspects of the nuclear debate: America’s nuclear first-use policy and the president’s sole authority to launch a nuclear weapon.
Book Review Roundtable: What to Make of the Suez Canal Crisis
What lessons does the Suez Canal crisis hold for policymakers today? We assembled a roundtable to review the recently published book “Suez Deconstructed” to tackle that question.
Book Review Roundtable: Building Militaries in Fragile States
In our latest roundtable, our contributors review Mara Karlin’s book, Building Militaries in Fragile States: Challenges for the United States.
The Persistence of Great Power Politics
The featured roundtable essay for Vol 2, Iss 2 is from a roundtable on global order, great power competition, and the likelihood of war, which emerged from a colloquium hosted by Perry World House in September 2018 on the current state of the global order. The next decade is likely to bring an intensification […]
Policy Roundtable: Competing Visions for the Global Order
Last September, Perry World House hosted a colloquium on the current state of the global order. These essays on global order, great power competition, and the likelihood of war emerged from that colloquium.
Book Review Roundtable: How Are America’s Wars Financed?
The contributors to this roundtable review Sarah Kreps’ book, “Taxing War,” and discuss the intertwining relationship between money and war.
The Future of Conservative Foreign Policy
In this featured roundtable essay for Vol. 2, Iss. 1, Colin Dueck takes stock of conservative foreign policy — past, present, and future.