Program areas at CSIS
The Csis International security program (isp) is a constant source of reliable analysis on the threats and opportunities shaping u.s. security interests at home and abroad.isp tackles one of the most robust and ambitious research agendas in the field. It covers conventional political-military issues, including defense strategy and policy, acquisition and industry, counterterrorism and homeland security, u.s. nuclear policy, wmd proliferation, defense budget analysis, missile defense, Strategic futures, and security cooperation. Isp is also committed to addressing a growing range of nonmilitary issues defining u.s. foreign and security policy.nonpartisan/bipartisan analysis of the ongoing defense and security challenges facing the nation provides congress, the executive branch, and industry the information needed to make tough decisions. Isp assembles top-level leaders and provides the platform for them to define critical issues and explain the impact nationally and globally.
Csis' global health policy Center (ghpc) is a leading policy research institution focused on building bipartisan awareness about global health and its importance to u.s. national security.the global health policy Center's goal is to work with diverse stakeholders to make u.s. Global health efforts more Strategic, integrated, and sustainable over the long-term. The Center has played a key role in shaping successful u.s. Global health efforts over the last decade by working directly with policymakers, partnering with developing country experts, and convening influential, high-level working groups like the hiv/aids task force and the commission on smart global health policy. Across the entire spectrum of the Center's work, there is a common goal of generating new content and analyses in a bipartisan fashion to shape u.s. policy approaches on global health. The Center conducts ongoing research on multiple facets of u.s. Global health policy and brings policymakers to Csis for in-depth discussions on global health engagement.
Energy security and climate change offers leading research on emerging energy and climate change issues and delivering insightful, independent analysis to educate and drive effective policy.our goal is to provide information and analysis to improve energy security, address global climate change, and alleviate energy poverty and environmental injustice.we consistently provide high quality public education, Strategic insights, and policy solutions by examining issues at the intersection of geopolitics, policy, markets, and technology. With a wide range of professional experience in the private and public sectors as well as firsthand regional expertise, our team is comprised of scholars who together formulate innovative yet pragmatic policy recommendations. Continuing its collaboration with leaders in government, industry, academia, and civil society, the Csis energy security and climate change program develops events and projects designed to help decision makers craft smart energy policies that balance economic, environmental, and security priorities.
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