North America

North America is a cornerstone of global politics, economics, and security. We examine North America's evolving role, analyzing issues such as trade relations, energy policy, and border security. We explore opportunities for trilateral cooperation, innovation, and sustainable development.

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“Defend his own hearth”: The Transatlantic Origins of the National Rifle Association

April 2026 by Kate Birkbeck

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Structure Amid Change: The Global Nuclear Order And The Soviet Collapse

Apr. 28, 2026 by Mariana Budjeryn
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Data Centers and Large-Scale Electric Growth: The Virginia and Texas Experiences

Apr. 20, 2026 by Rachel Mural, Dipesh Pherwani and Chaitanya Gupta
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The Prospects for Climate Adaptation: A Conversation with Matthew Kahn

Apr. 20, 2026 by Robert N Stavins

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The Ever-Diminishing Role of Marco Rubio

May. 8, 2026

In The News

from Politico

“Defend his own hearth”: The Transatlantic Origins of the National Rifle Association

April 2026 by Kate Birkbeck

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from Diplomatic History

To Lower Health Care Costs, Fix who Does the Work

May. 4, 2026

In The News

from The Boston Globe

The End of America’s Soft Power

May. 4, 2026

In The News

from Foreign Policy

The Geopolitical Tax: Why Grid Stagnation Is A National Security Risk

May. 3, 2026

In The News

from Forbes

Structure Amid Change: The Global Nuclear Order And The Soviet Collapse

Apr. 28, 2026 by Mariana Budjeryn

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from The Journal of Strategic Studies

Why Pakistan? Moeed Yusuf on the Middle Power Reshaping US–Iran Diplomacy

April 22, 2026

In The News

from Fox News

Data Centers and Large-Scale Electric Growth: The Virginia and Texas Experiences

Apr. 20, 2026 by Rachel Mural, Dipesh Pherwani and Chaitanya Gupta

Reports & Papers

from Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs Power and AI Initiative at the Harvard Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences