From Campus to Camps
Stanford-UN collaboration rethinks refugee communities

The UNHCR has called on CISAC's security experts to collaborate on a project to better protect and support the more than 42 million refugees, internally displaced and stateless people worldwide. The result is a multidisciplinary partnership across the Stanford campus and around the world. Read more »

A Winning Gambit
Hecker: U.S. failure to ratify anti-testing treaty hurts nonproliferation globally

Siegfried S. Hecker, CISAC co-director and nonproliferation expert, writes in CTBTO Spectrum that the United States should take the lead in ratifying the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty.

Justice Delayed?
Crenshaw in FP: Who killed Christopher Stevens?

CISAC's Martha Crenshaw writes in Foreign Policy that the Obama administration has been criticized for an inconsistent and slow response to the deadly attack on the consulate in Libya. But the record suggests that hesitation may be more the norm than the exception.

October 12, 2012
1962 or 2012? Intelligence agencies still failing 50 years on

October 9, 2012
CISAC names Stanford biosecurity expert as next co-director

October 2, 2012
Zegart: Americans' support for harsh counterterrorism methods increasing

September 18, 2012
CISAC, Hoover experts discuss U.S. diplomatic security in Libya

September 14, 2012
Study in Nature suggests wind power could meet global energy needs