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Cente fo Strategicand Intenational Studies

Strategic Insights and Bipartisan Policy Solutions

Annual Report

2010


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3 AboutCSIS

4 AMessagefromOurChairmanandOurCEO

5 BoardofTrusteesandMembershipGroups

10 ANewHomeforCSIS

12 CSISProgramsandProjects

13 YoungProfessionalDevelopmentatCSIS

13 FinancialInformationFY2010

16 Cybersecurity

18 AfghanistanandIraq

20 EnergyandNationalSecurity

22 GlobalHealth

24 AsiasNewPowerArchitecture

26 Defense-IndustrialBaseStudies

28 GlobalSecurityForum30 FutureofNATO

32 FoodSecurity

34 2011andBeyond

38 EventsandForumsatCSIS

44 CSISOnline

46 CSISintheMedia

48 CongressionalOutreach

50 Publications

52 Credits

contents

Impact

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About


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center for strategic & international studies strategic insights and bipartisan policy solutions 20102011 | 3

Atatimeofnewglobalopportunities

andchallenges,theCenterforStrategic

andInternationalStudies(CSIS)

providesstrategicinsightsandbipartisan

policysolutionstodecisionmakersin

government,internationalinstitutions,

theprivatesector,andcivilsociety.A

bipartisan,nonprotorganization

headquarteredinWashington,DC,CSISconductsresearchandanalysisand

developspolicyinitiativesthatlookinto

thefutureandanticipatechange.

FoundedbyDavidM.Abshireand

AdmiralArleighBurkeattheheightof

theColdWar,CSISwasdedicatedto

ndingwaysforAmericatosustainits

prominenceandprosperityasaforcefor

goodintheworld.

TheworkofCSISinconveningexpertsandproducingthoughtful

analysisonimportantissueshasbeenandcontinues

tobeagreatvaluetopolicymakers.

Senator Richard G. Lugar

About CSIS

Te Centefo Strategic andIntenational Studies

Strategic insights and bipartisanpolicy solutions

Since1962,CSIShasgrowntobecome

oneoftheworldspreeminent

internationalpolicyinstitutions,with

morethan220full-timestaandalarge

networkofaliatedscholarsfocusedon

defenseandsecurity,regionalstability,

andtransnationalchallengesrangingfromenergyandclimatetoglobal

developmentandeconomicintegration.

FormerU.S.senatorSamNunnbecame

chairmanoftheCSISBoardofTrustees

in1999,andJohnJ.HamrehasledCSIS

asitspresidentandchiefexecutiveocer

sinceApril2000.

CSISrepresentstheintellectualcapital

weneedtomeetthechallengesofthe

twenty-rstcentury.General James L. Jones

Former National Security Adviser


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strategic insights and bipartisan policy solutions 20102011 | 5

Boad of ustees

Chairman

sam nunn

Cochairman & CEONuclear Threat Initiative

ViceChairman

david m. abshire

President & CEOCenter for the Study of thePresidency and Congress

Chairman,ExecutiveCommittee

william a. schreyer

Chairman EmeritusMerrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

Trustees

george l. argyros

Chairman & CEOArnel & Aliates

richard l. a rmitage

PresidentArmitage International

james a. bell

Corporate President, CFO,& Executive Vice PresidentThe Boeing Company

reginald k. brack

Chairman EmeritusTime, Incorporated

william e. brock

Counselor, CSIS

harold brown

Counselor, CSIS

zbigniew k. brzezinski

Counselor, CSIS

carlos a. bulgheroni

ChairmanBridas Corporation

william s. cohen

Chairman & CEOThe Cohen Group

ralph a. cossa

PresidentPacic Forum CSIS

andreas c. dracopoulos

Director & CopresidentStavros Niarchos Foundation

richard m. fairbanks

Founder & ChairmanLayalina Productions, Inc.

henrietta holsman fore

Chairman & CEOHolsman International

william h. frist

Former Majority Leader of

the U.S. Senatemichael p. galvin

Cofounder & Vice ChairmanHarrison Street Real EstateCapital, LLC

helene d. gayle

President & CEO

CARE USA

john j. hamrePresident & CEO, CSIS

linda w. hart

Vice Chairman, President, & CEOThe Hart Group, Inc.

benjamin w. heineman jr.

Distinguished Senior Adviser, CSIS

john b. hess

Chairman & CEOHess Corporation

carla a. hills

Chairman & CEOHills & Company

ray l. hunt

Chairman, President, & CEOHunt Consolidated, Inc.

e. neville isdell

Former Chairman & CEOThe Coca-Cola Company

james l. jones jr.

Former U.S. NationalSecurity Advisor

muhtar kent

Chairman & CEOThe Coca-Cola Company

henry a. kissinger

Chairman & CEOKissinger Associates, Inc.

kenneth g. langone

Chairman, President, & CEOInvemed Associates, Inc.

chong-moon lee

Chairman & CEOAmBex Venture Group, LLC

donald b. marron

Founder & ChairmanLightyear Capital

joseph s. nye jr.

Dean Emeritus,

Kennedy School of GovernmentHarvard University

thomas j. pritzker

Chairman & CEOThe Pritzker Organization, LLC

joseph e. robert jr.

Founder & Executive ChairmanJ.E. Robert Companies

felix g. rohatyn

Special Adviser to the Chairman & CEOLazard Frres & Co., LLC

david m. rubenstein

Cofounder & Managing DirectorThe Carlyle Group

charles a. sanders

ChairmanProject HOPE

james r. schlesinger

ChairmanThe MITRE Corporation

brent scowcroft

PresidentThe Scowcroft Group

rex tillerson

Chairman & CEOExxon Mobil Corporation

romesh wadhwani

Founder, Chairman, & CEOSymphony Technology

frederick b. whittemore

Advisory DirectorMorgan Stanley

CSIS Trustees are drawn from the worlds of public p olicy and the private sector. They contribute a

wealth of expertise and leadership to the Centers mission and management.

Message from the Chairman

Attheendoftherstdecadeofthetwenty-rstcentury,theUnitedStatescontinuestofaceaseeminglyendlesssetofpublicpolicychallenges.ToaddressthesechallengesandtohelprestoreAmericaslong-standingpositiveanddeterminedspirit,weneednewapproachesandfreshideas.

Fornearly50years,theCenterforStrategicandInternationalStudieshasengagedinrelevant,timely,andimpactfulworkthattacklescurrentchallengesandpointstoapproachesforabetterfuture.Fromsecuritytotechnologytoglobalhealth,theworld-classscholarsatCSISaresoughtoutfortheirexpertiseindevelopinginnovative,nonpartisan,andbalancedsolutionstothemostcomplexproblemsofourtime.

JohnHamreandhisteamdonotmakethiscontributionalone.Asyouwillseeinthisdocument,ourtrusteesactivelyparticipateinthecoreworkofCSIS.Ourworkwouldnotbepossiblewithoutthesupport

wereceivefromindividuals,privatefoundations,corporations,andgovernmentagencies.

OurBoardofTrusteesinvitesyoutojoinCSISaswehelpournationnavigatetowardamorepeaceful,secure,andprosperousfuture.

john j. hamre

President & CEO

sam nunn

hairman of the Board

Message from the President & CEO

ThesearechallengingdaysforAmericaandtheworld.Overthepasttwoyearswehaveseenalossofcondenceinmanyoftheenduringinstitutionsofthetwentiethcentury.Acrosstheglobethreatstostabilityandsecuritytestourleaders.

Yettimesofuncertaintyarealsotimesofopportunity.OurscholarsandassociatesatCSISdemonstrateapositivespiritandlookforwaystobetterunderstandandshapeourworld.

Since1962,CSIShasbeenatremendoussourceofthoughtful,innovative,andbipartisansolutionstothemostcomplexpolicyissuesofourtime.Ourstaofmorethan220full-timeemployees,large

networkofaliatedscholars,andworld-classBoardofTrusteesallshareacommonpurpose:tohelpourworldnavigatetowardamoresecureandprosperousfuture.

Andthisspring,wewillbreakgroundonournewpermanentheadquartersindowntownWashington.Weenvisionournewbuildingwillserveasapremierdestinationthatfacilitatesthejoiningofintellectwithopportunityandfostersaconstructiveenvironmentwherethegovernmentandthegovernedcanmeettosolveproblems.

Thefollowingpagesrepresentonlyasampleofourworkandactivities,whichwouldnotbepossiblewithoutyourcriticalsupport.Weinviteyoutojoinus.


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Intenational Councillos

The CSIS International Councillors group is composed of select business leaders drawn from

dierent corners of the world and former government and civic leaders who bring extensive global

expertise and experience to the Center.

Chairman

henry a. kissinger

Chairman & CEOKissinger Associates, Inc.

Members

david m. abshire

President & CEOCenter for the Study of thePresidency and Congress

esko aho

Executive Vice President,Corporate Relations &ResponsibilityNokia Corporation

george l. argyros

Chairman & CEOArnel & Aliates

othman benjelloun

Chairman & CEOBMCE Bank

carlos a. bulgheroni

ChairmanBridas Corporation

alfred clark

PresidentAberdeen, Inc.

lester crown

ChairmanHenry Crown & Company

andreas c. dracopoulos

Director & CopresidentStavros NiarchosFoundation

richard elkus

Founder & Former DirectorKLA-Tencor

john haley

Chairman & CEOTowers Watson

john j. hamre

President & CEO, CSIS

kazuo inamori

Founder & Chairman EmeritusKyocera Corporation

k.k. jajodia

Group ChairmanDuncan Macneill Group

dennis kass

Chairman & CEOJennison Associates

lavrentis v. lavrentiadis

Chairman & CEOLavrentiadis Group of Companies

richard li

ChairmanPCCW Ltd.

david f. marvin

ChairmanMarvin & Palmer Associates, Inc.

sam nunn

Cochairman & CEONuclear Threat Initiative

behgjet pacolliPresident

Mabetex Group

thomas h. patrick

ChairmanNew Vernon Capital Corp.

charles ryan

ChairmanDeutsche Bank Russia &UFG Asset Management

barry salzberg

CEODeloitte LLP

william a. schreyer

Chairman EmeritusMerrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

c.c. tung

Chairman & CEOOrient OverseasInternational Ltd.

peter wallenberg jr.ChairmanFoundation Asset Management

frederick b. whittemore

Advisory DirectorMorgan Stanley

Counselos

Distinguished Scholas and Senio Advises

SIS Counselors are selected for their high standing in the policy community and responsibilities in the

ublic and private sectors. They are actively involved in the Centers intellectual life.

illiam e. brock

ormer U.S. Senator, U.S. Tradeepresentative, and Secretaryf Labor

arold brown

ormer Secretary of Defense

bigniew k. brzezinski

ormer National Security Advisor

rank c. carlucci

ormer Secretary of Defense andational Security Advisor

chard m. fairbanks

ormer Special Negotiator fore Middle East Peace Process

carla a. hills

Former U.S. TradeRepresentative

james l. jones jr.

Former U.S. NationalSecurity Advisor

zalmay khalilzad

Former U.S. Ambassador to theUnited Nations, Afghanistan,and Iraq

henry a. kissinger

Former Secretary of State andNational Security Advisor

theodore e. mccarrick

Archbishop EmeritusWashington, DC

sam nunn

Former Chairman of SenateCommittee on Armed Services

james r. schlesinger

Former Secretary of Defense,Secretary of Energy, and CIA Director

brent scowcroft

Former National Security Advisor

john w. warner

Former Chairman of SenateCommittee on Armed Services

SIS Distinguished Scholars and Senior Advisers are an integral part of the CSIS family. They provide

ubstantive counsel on the full range of the Centers projects.

istinguishedScholars

hireenHunteredC.IklalterZ.Laqueur

aurenceH.Meyer

istinguishedSeniordvisers

en.WesleyK.Clark,USA(ret.)dm.EdmundP.Giambastiani(ret.)enjaminHeinemanJr.en.PeterPace,USMC(ret.)homasR.Pickeringen.JosephW.Ralston,USAF(ret.)StapletonRoyen.AnthonyC.Zinni,USMC(ret.)

SeniorAdvisers

TimothyAdamsGrantD.AldonasSidAshworthDavidD.Auauser,Esq.HisExcellencyGordon BajnaiLincolnP.BloomeldJr.WilliamT.BreerAmbassadorLintonBrooksRichardR.BurtChristopherG.CaineStevenJ.CorteseKennethS.CourtisVADMDougCrowder,USN(ret.)CharlesB.CurtisAmbassadorJohnDanilovichRichardDanzigDianaLadyDouganRaymondF.DuBoisJr.JoeDuey

JamesW.DyerLouisFreehFariborzGhadarLuisE.GiustiGen.JohnA.Gordon,USAF(ret.)MarcI.GrossmanC.RyanHenryThomasHubbardLowellE.Jacoby

ReubenJeeryIIIAdm.GregoryG.Johnson,USN(ret.)HansfordT.JohnsonRobertG.JosephStephenKappesJamesA.KellyJohnC.KornblumViceAdm.ConradC.LautenbacherJr.,USN(ret.)Adm.T.JosephLopez,USN(ret.)JohnMacGanIII

RichardT.McCormackDavidMcCurdyThomasF.(Mack)McLartyIIIFranklinMillerArthurL.MoneyDavidH.MorrisonDonaldPaulErikR.PetersonMarkRonald

WalterB.SlocombeViceAdm.PaulSullivanWilliamH.TaftIVWilliamJ.TaylorJr.JimTegneliaRobertTyrerAdm.LloydR.Vasey,USN(ret.)GaryKimWincupBruceWrightDovS.ZakheimJuanZarate


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Roundtables

The CSIS Roundtables are strategically based throughout the country and act as satellite locations for the

Center to expand its outreach and inuence.

ChairmanInternational Policy Roundtable

Members

joel allison

Baylor Health Care System

paul bancroft iii

Bessemer Securities Corporation

stephen bechtel jr.Bechtel Group, Inc.

henry (peter) beck iii

The Beck Group

stuart bernsteinThe Bernstein Companies

alan boeckmannFluor Corporation

carter cafritzCafritz Investments, LLC

michael olin clarkLegg Mason Investment Counsel

christian cooperJeeries & Company, Inc.

robert dedman jr.DFI Management, Ltd.

michael dobleRaytheon Company

william draper iiiDraper Richards, LP

jeffrey edwards

JGE Capital Partners LLC

gerald fordDiamond A-Ford Corporation

gregory gallopoulosGeneral Dynamics Corporation

varghese georgeThe Westex Group, Inc.

joseph gildenhornJBG Companies

richard guggenhimeSchi Hardin LLP

lloyd handKing & Spalding LLP

milledge hart iiiThe Hart Group, Inc.

laurence hirschHighlander Partners

judith richards hopeHope & Company, LLC

nelson hopkinsUniversity at Bualo

edward horowitzEdsLink, LLC

janet howardThe Coca-Cola Company

herb kelleherSouthwest Airlines

james kimseyAmerica Online Inc.

david langstaffArgotyche, Inc.

bruce leadbetterSponsor Investments, LLC

philip lauinger jr.Lauinger Publishing Company

bobby lyleLyco Holdings Incorporated

peter magowanSan Francisco Sentry

james mangesLehman Brothers

david millerEnCap Investments, L.P.

george montgomery jr.Seven Hills Group, LLC

erle nye

TXU Corp.william oberndorfSPO Partners

scott ozanusKPMG LLP

daniel rabunENSCO International plc

robert rogersTexas Industries, Inc.

s. lucky rooseveltFormer U.S. Chief of Protocol

robert rowlingTRT Holdings, Inc.

carl sewell jr.Sewell AutomotiveCompanies

roger staubachJones Lang LaSalle Americas, Inc.

robert stuart jr.Conway Farms

w. clarke swansonSwanson Vineyards

rex tillersonExxon Mobil Corporation

john tollesonTolleson Wealth Management

herbert tullyWilbur-Ellis Company

clinton vince

SNR Denton US LLP

timothy wallaceTrinity Industries, Inc.

howard wilkins jr.Maverick DevelopmentCorporation

john youngEnergy Future HoldingsCorporation

william e. brockCSIS

ray huntHunt Consolidated, Inc.

howard leach

Leach Capital, LLC

Chairman

Dallas Roundtable

ChairmanSan Francisco Roundtable

Advisory Boad

ochairs

bigniew k. brzezinski

SIS

arla a. hills

ills & Company

Members

arry m. abzug

ockwell Collins

chard v. allen

PCO Worldwide

sa barry

hevron

enry (peter) beck iii

he Beck Group

oward l. berman

S. House of Representatives (D-CA)

arolyn brehm

rocter & Gamble

andra schubert brockMD Ltd.

hmed chara

aroc Telematique Group

ue m. cobb

obb Partners, LLC

homas culligan

aytheon Company

gregory r. dahlberg

Lockheed Martin Corporation

paul desmarais jr.

Power Corporation of Canada

david dreier

U.S. House of Representatives (R-CA)

kenneth m. duberstein

The Duberstein Group, Inc.

antonio estrany y gendre

Bridas Corporation

dianne feinstein

U.S. Senate (D-CA)

robert j. tch

BAE Systems, Inc.

richard fore

Fore Property Company

fariborz ghadar

Penn State University

john hammergren

McKesson Corporation

jane harman

U.S. House of Representatives (D-CA)

kay bailey hutchison

U.S. Senate (R-TX)

thomas katis

Triple Canopy, Inc.

timothy keating

The Boeing Company

fred kleisner

Morgans Hotel Group

howard leach

Leach Capital, LLC

richard g. lugar

U.S. Senate (R-IN)

fouad m. makhzoumi

Future Pipe Industries, Inc.

john mccain

U.S. Senate (R-AZ)

edward c. meyer

Mitretek Systems, Inc.

edward n. ney

Young & Rubicam Advertising

waring patridge

Patridge Foundation

eugene a. procknow

Deloitte LLP

jack reed

U.S. Senate (D-RI)

john d. rockefeller iv

U.S. Senate (D-WV)

richard m. scaife

Sarah Scaife Foundation

zalman shoval

Export Investment Co. Ltd.

tad smith

Cablevision Systems Corporation

john m. spratt jr.

Former U.S. House of Representatives (D-SC)

g. philip stephenson

Freedom Capital Partners, LLC

andrew p. swiger

Exxon Mobil Corporation

navin thukkaram

NT Capital Partners

shoichiro toyoda

Toyota Motor Corporation

gregg ward

United Technologies Corporation

william h. webster

Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy

omar zawawi

Special Advisor to His Majestythe Sultan of Oman

he CSIS Advisory Board is composed of both public- and private-sector policymakers, U.S. and

nternational business leaders, and former senior government ocials.


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TheoveralldesignphaseofthenewCSISheadquartershasbeen

completed.Weplantobreakgroundin2011,andinthesummerof2013

weplantomoveintoanewfacilitythatwillgreatlyenhancetheimpact

ofourworld-classresearchagenda.

Behindastrikingfaade,ournewbuildingwillhouseapremierthree-

storyconferencecenter;multiplevisitorandstameetingrooms;

modern,exibleocespacetosupportourgrowingsta;andstate-of-

the-arttechnology.Thebuildingsdesignandconstructionareguided

bythelatestgreenprinciples.

Ournewheadquarterswillbecentrallylocatedwithinthecitytopermit

continuedengagementofworldleadersandU.S.policymakers.Wewill

retainproximitytotheWhiteHouse,embassies,andthecitysmost

prominentinstitutionsandwillbeonlyminutesfromCapitolHill,the

StateDepartment,andthePentagon.

A New Home fo CSIS1616 Rhode Island Avenue, NW, Washington, DC

The new building will be emblematic of our enduring leadership on foreign policy and

national security issues. We invite you to join us as we move forward with the process.

To learn more, please visitcsis.org/newbuilding.

rchitectural renderings of the new CSIS headquarters by Hickok Cole Architects.


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OperatingRevenue:

$29.8millionExpenditures:

$29.8million

Percentages listed below are drawn from the year ending September 30, 2010. To obtain a copy of the latest

audited nancial statements, contact the CSIS Finance and Accounting Oce at (202) 887-0200.

NamedforfoundersDavidAbshireandKazuo

Inamori,theCSISAbshire-InamoriLeadership

Academy(AILA)trains,educates,andprovides

insightsintocurrentandfutureforeignpolicyand

securitychallengesthroughthefollowingprograms:

SpeedDebatesInternslearnthepublic

speakingandargumentationstylesofdebate

inaneorttoenhancecommunicationsskills.

CSIShostsacompetitionasacapstoneto

eachsemester.

foundation 24%

corporate 29%

other 12%

endowment 5%

government 16%

individual 14%

programs 76%

external affairs 2%

administration 15%

development 7%

Financial Infomation FY 2010

Young Pofessional Development at CSIS

InterviewingHistoryAnopportunityforselect

youngprofessionalstointerviewAmericasleaders

beforealiveaudience.

InternationalFellowsMid-careerprofessionalsfromacrosstheworldcometoCSISeachyearto

investigatenewchallengesingloballeadership.

SevenRevolutions7Revsisanongoing

researcheorttoidentifyandanalyze

themostimportanttrendsshaping

ourworldouttotheyear2025.

Col. Je McCausland and the 20102011 AILA International Fellows discuss the challenges of modern leadership.

CSIS Pogramsand Pojects

Abshire-Inamori Leadership Academy

Africa Program

Americas Program

Brzezinski Chair in Global Security and

Geostrategy

Burke Chair in Strategy

Defense-Industrial Initiatives Group

Energy and National Security Program

Europe Program

Freeman Chair in China Studies

Global Aging Initiative

Global Development Opportunities Project

Global Health Policy Center

Global Water Futures Project

Hills Program on Governance

Homeland Security and Counterterorrism

Program

International Security Program

Japan Chair

Kissinger Chair in Diplomacy and

National Security

Korea Chair

Lavrentis Lavrentiadis Chair in

Southeast European Studies

Middle East Program

New European Democracies Project

New Defense Approaches Project

Pacic Forum CSIS

Project on Crisis, Conict, and Cooperation

Project on Nuclear Issues

Project on Prosperity and Development

Proliferation Prevention Program

Russia and Eurasia Program

Scholl Chair in International Business

Schreyer Chair in Global Analysis

Simon Chair in Political Economy

Southeast Asia Program

Space Initiatives

Task Force on Food Security

Technology and Public Policy Program

The Washington Quarterly

Transatlantic Media Network

Transnational Threats Project

Turkey Project

U.S. Defense and National Security Group

Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies


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Cybersecurity

AfghanistanandIraq

EnergyandNationalSecurity

GlobalHealth

AsiasNewPowerArchitecture

Defense-IndustrialBaseStudies

GlobalSecurityForum

FutureofNATO

FoodSecurity

2011andBeyond

Te Centers work is grouped into three broad categories:

efense and security policy, regional studies, and global

hallenges. In the pages that follow, we have provided some

ighlights of our work from 2010 and a look at some of

what we will be doing in 2011.

Impact


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CSISiscontinuingtoshowleadershipintheeldofcybersecurity.Indeed,

CSISsreport,Securing Cyberspacefor the 44th Presidency,servedas

akeythreadofcontinuityacrosstwoadministrationsandreallyset

thefoundationforcraftingthisadministrationsstrategyfor

cyberandsecurity.

General Keith AlexanderU.S. Cyber Commander and NSA Director

(Left) Electronic micro chip. (Right) Rod Beckstrom, CEO of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names

and Numbers (ICANN), discusses the future of Internet governance at CSIS.

Cbesecuit

CSISsTechnologyandPublicPolicyProgramhasmadeybersecurityoneofitsprimaryareasoffocusoverthepasteveralyears.

heInformationAgehastransformed

mericasnationalandeconomicsecurity.

mericascyberinfrastructureempowersus

ndalsoprovidesopportunitytothosewho

eektodousharm.

WhenPresidentObamaannounceda

ewcomprehensiveapproachtosecuring

mericasdigitalinfrastructure,hemade

pointofthankingCSISsBipartisan

ommissiononCybersecurityforpointing

hewayahead.

SeniorU.S.governmentocials,membersof

Congress,industryheads,andinternational

expertslooktoCSISasatrustedvenuetodiscuss

cyberpolicy.CSISsCybersecurityDinnerSeries,

madepossiblebyNorthropGrummanandCSISs

CybersecuritySpeakerSeries,madepossible

byAT&T,aretwosuchforumsforcyberpolicy

discourse.Forexample,GeneralKeithAlexander

(picturedonoppositepage),AmericasrstCyber

Commander,gavehisrstpublicaddressatCSIS.

CSIShasalsoestablishedaCybersecurity

PodcastSeriesthatfeaturescandidinterviews

withleadersandexpertsintheeld.


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CSISreportsshapeperspectivesonCapitolHill

andintheExecutiveBranchtosuchanextentthat

the New York TimeshascalledarecentBurkeChair

anthologyoftheU.S.wareortrequiredreading.

CSIShasalsosoughttolooktothefutureof

theregionwithforward-lookinganalysisonthe

ModernSilkRoad,thenortherndistributiontrade

networklinkingAfghanistantoCentralandSouth

Asia,aswellasalternativemodelsofgovernanceand

state-buildinginSouthwestAsiaandbeyond.

(Opposite) British Royal Marine

Commandos taking part in Operation

Sond Chara in southern Afghanistan.

(Top left) Road to Bamiyan, Afghanistan.

(Top right) M1 Abrams Main Battle Tankstaging area in Ramadi, Iraq.

(Bottom) Another shot of British Royal

Marine Commandos taking part in

Operation Sond Chara

in southern Afghanistan.

Afghanistan and Iraq

CSISsArleighBurkeChairinStrategyprovides

decisionmakersingovernmentandmilitarywith

timely,authoritativeupdatesonprogressonthewars

andreconstructioneorts.CSISscholarsroutinely

traveltotheregiontomeetwithhigh-rankingocials

andcommandersinordertodevelopanindependent

viewofevents.

CSISservesasakeyresourceforpoliticalandmilitaryanalysison

thecontinuingconictsinAfghanistanandIraqaswellasotherstrategicchallenges.


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(Opposite top) Members of a certied shoreline boom retrieval

team prepare to haul in a section of a containment boom o

the north shore of Trinity Island, Louisiana. (Opposite bottom)Fire boat response crews battle the blazing remnants of the o-

shore oil rig Deepwater Horizon. (Top) U.S. Coast Guard Cutter

Oak (WLB-211) gets under way while U.S. Coast Guard Cutter

Cypress (WLB 210) stands by to deploy from Naval Air Station

Pensacola in support of Deepwater Horizon oil spill recovery

eorts. (Bottom left) Crews aboard beach clean-up vehicles

sift oil on the southeast Louisiana shoreline. (Bottom right)

CSIS Impacts of the Gulf Oil Spill Series event on the future of

oshore exploration featuring (left to right) Charlie Williams

of Shell, Albert L. Modiano of the US Oil and Gas Association,

and Lloyd Guillory of ExxonMobil Development Company.

Tobetterinformpublicdebate,CSISdevelopedtheImpacts

oftheGulfOilSpillSeries,aspeakerseriesexaminingthecomplexinterconnectionbetweenexploration,risk,regulatory

environment,andeconomicconsequences.

Eneg and National Secuit

CSISsEnergyandNationalSecurityProgramisuniquelypositionedandrespectedwithingovernment,industry,andnonprotcirclesforitscutting-edge,independentanalysis.

ThiswasmostevidentwiththeApril2010explosion

oftheDeepwaterHorizonoshoredrillingrigand

resultingoilspill,atragicandpolarizingeventwith

eectsthatreachedwellbeyondtheGulf.CSISs

energyteammobilizedandplayedtheroleofhonest

brokerbetweengovernment,industry,andthepublic

withthoughtfulanalysisonthespillanditslong-

termpolicyimplications.


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CSISCommissiononSmartGlobalHealthPolicy

Cochairs

AdmiralWilliamJ.Fallon,U.S. Navy (ret.)

HeleneD.Gayle,President and CEO, CARE

Commissioners

RhonaS.Applebaum,Vice President, The Coca-Cola Company

ChristopherJ.Elias, President & CEO, PATH

RepresentativeKeithEllison(D-MN)

WilliamH.Frist,former U.S. Senate Majority Leader

RepresentativeKayGranger(R-TX)

JohnJ.Hamre, President & CEO, CSIS; former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense

PeterLamptey,President, Public Health Programs, Family Health International

MargaretG.McGlynn,former President, Global Vaccines & Infectious Diseases, Merck and Co.

MichaelMerson,Director, Global Health Institute, Duke University

PatriciaE.Mitchell,President & CEO, The Paley Center for Media

SuryaN.Mohapatra,Chairman, President & CEO, Quest Diagnostics, Inc.

ThomasR.Pickering,Vice Chairman, Hills & Company

PeterPiot,Director, Institute for Global Health, Imperial College London; former Director of UNAIDS

KarenRemley,Commissioner, Virginia Department of Health

JudithRodin,President, The Rockefeller Foundation

JoeRospars,Founding Partner, Blue State Digital

RobertE.Rubin,Cochairman, Council on Foreign Relations; former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury

SenatorJeanneShaheen(D-NH)

DonnaE.Shalala,President, University of Miami; former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services

SenatorOlympiaSnowe(R-ME)

DeboraL.Spar,President, Barnard College

RexTillerson,Chairman & CEO, Exxon Mobil Corporation

RajeevVenkayya,Director, Global Health Delivery, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

IcommendCSISforreallypavingthewaytowardanintegratedhealthapproach[andfor]pointingpeople,conceptuallyandinpractice,totheconceptthatthefutureliesinsmart,strategicinvestmentsinhealthsystems.

Dr. Rajiv ShahUSAID Administrator

Sincelastspring,morethan30,000copiesofthecommissionreporthavebeendownloaded.CSIS

continuestoworkcloselywiththeObamaadministrationasitestablishesitsGlobalHealthInitiative,

asix-yearplantoimproveglobalhealthoutcomesthroughcarefulintegrationofprograms,anew

businessmodelthatemphasizesmeasurementandaccountability,andawoman-andgirl-centered

approach.Anumberoffollow-onhigh-levelactivitiesareplannedfor2011.

Global Health

CSISsGlobalHealthPolicyCenterhasbeenaleaderinshapinghowtheU.S.governmentandinternationalpartnersthinkaboutglobalhealth.

Healthisvitaltohumandevelopment,economicgrowth,nationalsecurity,andthebuildingofstabletiesbetweencountries.CSISsbipartisanCommissiononSmartGlobalHealth

PolicyaddressedthenexusofglobalhealthandU.S.foreignpolicybyoutliningalong-term

strategicapproachforU.S.globalhealthinvestments.ChairedbyCAREPresidentandCEO

andCSISTrusteeHeleneGayleandAdmiralWilliamFallon,USN(ret.),thecommission

releaseditsreportA Healthier, Safer, and More Prosperous World in2010.

Thecommissionreportoersave-pointagendaforglobalhealth:1. Maintain our

commitment to the ght against HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis; 2. Prioritize women and

children in U.S. global health eorts; 3. Strengthen prevention and health emergency response

capabilities; 4. Ensure that the United States has the capacity to match our global health

ambitions; and 5. Make smart investments in multilateral institutions.

(Top) Polio vaccination in Nepal. (Bottom left) Commission report launch event featuring cochair Admiral

William Fallon, USN (ret.), Jacob Lew, then deputy secretary of state for management and resources, and

cochair Helene Gayle, CARE president and CEO and CSIS trustee. (Bottom right) Dr. Helene Gayle and

commissioner Rep. Keith Ellison, during a commission trip to Kenya to visit U.S.-funded health projects.


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In2010,CSISsentireAsiateamproduced

asignaturestudyfortheMacArthur

Foundationlookingatnewwaysofaddressing

nontraditionalsecuritythreatsintheregion

asapathwaytoincreaseregionalcooperation.

Theprojecthadaspecicfocusonenergy

security,climatechange,andhumanitarian

crisis.AllhavethepotentialtoshapeAsias

politicsandgrowthinthecomingcentury.

Twowidelydistributedreportsgrewout

ofthisstudy,includingGreen Dragons:

The Politics of Climate Change in Asia.The

projecthashelpedtoinuencehowpeople

inAmericaandAsiathinkaboutemerging

architectureinatimeofshiftingpower

relationsinAsiaandbetweenAsiaandthe

UnitedStates.

CSISrecentlylaunchedadedicated

KoreaChair,aWadhwaniChair

inIndia-U.S.PolicyStudies,and

WashingtonsleadingSoutheast

AsiaProgramtogoalongwiththe

alreadyestablishedJapanChairand

FreemanChairinChinaStudies.

(Top) A man walks amid the ruins in Sri Lanka after the December 2004 Asian Tsunami.

(Bottom) Wind farm at Bangui Bay on the Ilocos Norte, Philippines.

Asias New Powe Achitectue

ootherthinktankinWashingtonhastheabilitytoaddress

hefullarrayofgeopoliticalandeconomicissuesconfronting

.S.policyinAsiaasCSIS.CSISrecentlylauncheda

edicatedKoreaChair,aWadhwaniChairinIndia-U.S.Policy

tudies,andWashingtonsleadingSoutheastAsiaProgram

ogoalongwiththealreadyestablishedJapanChairand

reemanChairinChinaStudies.

(Top) Indonesian NGO workers ooad

supplies from a U.S. Navy helicopter

on Sumatra during international

relief eorts following the Indian

Ocean tsunami. (Bottom) CSIS report

launch forAsiasResponsetoClimate

ChangeandNaturalDisasters

featuring (left to right) CSISs David

Pumphrey and Charles Freeman,

Senior U.S. Representative to APEC

Kurt Tong, and CSISs Victor Cha and

Stacey White.


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ThispastyearCSISalsocompletedworkona

reviewoftheimportanceofthecommercialspace

sectortoU.S.nationalsecurityandprovideda

frameworkforanalyzingandevaluatingoptions

toimproveaccesstocommerciallaunchservices.

ThesuccessofthisprojectledtheDepartment

oftheNavytoaskCSIStoapplythisinnovative

frameworkforanalyzingthedefense-industrial

base,andthiscomingyearCSISwillconduct

asimilarreviewoftheshipbuildingindustry.

ProjectslikethesebuildontheCSIScorecapability

toanalyzedefensebudgetsandindustry.

CSISwasaskedbyDr.AshtonCarter,UnderSecretaryofDefenseforAcquisition,Technology,andLogistics,tohostaseriesofdialogueswiththedefenseindustryentitledDeliveringBetterAcquisitionValue:ConversationswithIndustry.

(Across) The U.S. Naval Ship Pililaau

passes the historic Diamond Head Crater

in Honolulu, Hawaii. (Opposite bottom)

Helicopters from Task Force 34, 1st Battalion

244 Assault Helicopter Battalion, on y on

Joint Base Balad, Iraq. (Bottom right) Dr.

Ashton Carter speaks at a CSIS event in

April 2010.

SecretaryGatesEciencyInitiativehassoughttondecienciesinthedepartmentandapply

savingstomoredeservingprojects.DecisionmakersinCongress,theExecutiveBranch,and

industryrelyonCSIStoprovideindependentanalysisandresearchtoinformtheirthinking.

CSISwasaskedbyDr.AshtonCarter(picturedonoppositepage),undersecretaryofdefense

foracquisition,technology,andlogisticstohostaseriesofdialogueswiththedefense

industryentitledDeliveringBetterAcquisitionValue:ConversationswithIndustry.

Defense-Industial Base Studies

CSISsDefense-IndustrialInitiativesGroup(DIIG)provides

unvarnishedanalysisofthecomplexrelationshipbetweentheDefense

Department,thedefenseindustry,andthepublicinterestinatimeof

growingscalconstraints.


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(Opposite) U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class Eric Nobriga hands candy to Afghan children while on patrol in

Nawa District, Helmand Province, Afghanistan. (Top) Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Sta Gen. James Cartwright,

USMC. (Middle left) CSISs Ray DuBois, former Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Peter Pace, USMC (ret.), CSISs Maren Leed,

and Amb. Thomas Pickering (left to right) discuss the loss of overseas bases. (Middle right) Former deputy secretary of

state and CSIS trustee Richard Armitage discusses the perception of waning U.S. power in Asia. (Bottom left) Columnist

and associate editor for theWashingtonPost David Ignatius (right) discusses U.S. engagement in the Middle East afterIraq and Afghanistan with CSISs Haim Malka (left) and former national security adviser and CSIS trustee Lt. Gen. Brent

Scowcroft, USAF (ret.) (bottom right).

Global Secuit Foum

astMay,theforumbroughttogether

reignpolicyandnationalsecurityleaders

odiscussthetopstrategicchallenges

nthehorizon.Gen.JamesCartwright

USMC),vicechairmanoftheJoint

hiefsofSta,deliveredkeynoteremarks

nadaptingtotomorrowsstrategic

hallenges.FollowingGeneralCartwrights

peech,theforumheldnineconcurrent

essionsfeaturingsuchnotableexperts

llpicturedonoppositepage)asformer

ationalsecurityadviserandCSIStrustee,

t.Gen.BrentScowcroft(USAF,ret.);

avidIgnatiusoftheWashington Post;

rmerJointChiefschairmanGen.Peter

CSISlaunchedwhatistobecomeanannualsignaturepolicyconference,

heCSISGlobalSecurityForum.

Pace(USMC,ret.);Amb.ThomasPickering;

andformerdeputysecretaryofstateandCSIS

trusteeRichardArmitage.

MadepossiblewithsupportbyFinmeccanica,

theinnovativeconferenceexaminedmedium-

andlong-termglobalsecurityissuessuchas

U.S.engagementintheMiddleEast;post-

U.S.involvementinIraqandAfghanistan;

cybersecurity;theroleofnuclearweaponsin

nationalsecuritystrategy;U.S.powerprojection

andoverseasbases;thepossibilityofadomestic

intelligenceagency;robotsonthebattleeld;

changesinthedefense-industrialbase;and

perceptionsofwaningU.S.powerinAsia.


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changesintheglobalsecurityenvironmentand

recommendedthattheAllianceexpanditsexternal

partnerships,transformitsmilitarycapabilities,and

streamlineitsorganizationalstructurestoensureits

eectivenessoverthecomingdecade.ByclarifyingAllianceconsensusontheseissuesandadvancing

variousreformproposals,theAlbrightreportframed

themainelementsofthenewStrategicConceptand

facilitatedtheworkofNATOssecretarygeneraland

membergovernmentsindraftingthenaldocument.

CSIShostedtheWashingtonlaunchofthereportin

May,featuringkeynoteremarksbySecretaryAlbright

andformernationalsecurityadviserandCSIStrustee

Lt.Gen.BrentScowcroft.

(Opposite left) NATO ag. (Top) The Honorable Madeleine Albright, former U.S. secretary of state, at the CSIS launch

ofNATO2020:AssuredSecurity;DynamicEngagement.

Futue of NAO

NATOsStrategicConcept,whichframesthe

Alliancespoliticalgoalsandmilitaryrequirements,

hadlastbeenupdatedin1999andneededtobe

replacedwithadocumentthatreectsdramatic

changesinglobalsecurityaairsoverthelastdecade.

CSISsseniorvicepresidentandHenryA.Kissinger

ChairStephenFlanaganservedasSecretaryAlbrights

leadadviserinherworkasChairoftheGroupof

ExpertsonthenewStrategicConcept.

Afterninemonthsofdeliberationsandstudy,the

Groupsnalreportassessedtheimplicationsof

WithhelpfromCSISsecurityexperts,formerSecretaryofStateMadeleineAlbrightpreparedthereportonNATOsnewStrategicConcept:NATO 2020: Assured Security; Dynamic Engagement.


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Inadditiontothetaskforcereport,CSIS

producedfourpaperstoexamineingreater

depththeissuesofagriculturalproductivity,

researchanddevelopment,trade,andattitudes

towardagriculturalbiotechnologyandgenetic

modication.CSIScontinuestoshapethinking

withintheObamaadministrationssignature

FeedtheFutureinitiative.

(Opposite left) Market in Amritsar,

India. (Top) CSIS Food Security event

on Capitol Hill featuring (left to right)

Representative Betty McCollum,

Senator Robert P. Casey, and Senator

Richard G. Lugar. (Bottom) CSISs

Johanna Nesseth and Steve Morrison

(left to right) at the same event.

Food Secuit

CSIScontinuestoleadeortstodevelop

andcoordinateaU.S.strategicapproachtofoodsecurity.

ACSIS-createdtaskforce,chairedbySen.RichardG.Lugar(R-IN),Sen.

RobertP.Casey(D-PA),andRep.BettyMcCollum(D-MN),addressed

threekeyareas:raisingagriculturalproductivity,investinginresearch

anddevelopment,andimprovingtradepolicy.InApril,CSISpublished

Cultivating Global Food Security,areportcontainingthetaskforces

recommendationsfortheObamaadministrationandCongress.


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center for strategic & international studies

TheU.S.-ASEANStrategyCommission,

cochairedbyMauriceR.HankGreenberg

andformerdefensesecretaryandCSIStrusteeWilliamS.Cohen,willdevelopan

in-depthassessmentofU.S.interestsinSoutheastAsiaandmakerecommendations

forthedevelopmentofalong-termU.S.

strategyfortheregion.( Photo adjacent,

Left to right: CSISs Ernest Bower, William S.

Cohen, Maurice R. Hank Greenberg, and CSIS

trustee and former USTR Amb. Carla Hills)

TheNewDefenseApproachesProjectwillexaminethecontributionofamphibious

capabilitiestodeterrenceandshaping

missions,suchasbuildingpartnershipcapacity,humanitarianassistance,anddisasterrelief.

TheCSISMiddleEastProgramwillpublisha

majornewstudythatanalyzesthecurrentandfuturetrajectoryofU.S.-Israelistrategicties.

AttherequestoftheU.S.Combatant

CommandAFRICOM,theCSISAfrica

Programwillreview10casestudiesofAfricancountriestoexaminepotentialssures

andstressorsthatmightultimatelyleadtosignicantsocialdislocationorpolitical

instabilityinthemediumtolongterm.

EuropeProgramdirectorHeatherConleywill

leadaneortwithSteveFlanaganandDavid

BerteauonthenancialcrisissimpactonEuropeandefenseandsecuritycapabilities.

FundedbytheNationalIntelligenceCouncil,

theprojectwilllookoutoverthenextveyearsinlightoftheeconomicrecessionanditseectonEuropeangovernmentanddefenseindustry.

KoreaChairVictorChareceivedamajor

multiyeargrantfromtheAcademyofKoreanStudiesinSeoultodirectalaboratoryfor

theglobalizationofKoreanStudies.ThisistheAcademysrstgranttoaU.S.think

tank.TopicswillincludeU.S.grandstrategyinAsia,demographyandKoreansecurity,

cultureandtheColdWar,negotiationand

NorthKorea,andU.S.alliancesinEastAsia.

U.S.-ASEANStrategyCommission

CommissionworkdirectedbyCSISSoutheastAsiaProgramDirectorandSeniorAdviserErnestBower

CochairsMauriceR.HankGreenbergChairman of the C.V. Starr CompanySenatorWilliamS.CohenFormer Secretary of Defense and U.S. Senator

CommissionersRichardArmitagePresident, Armitage International

ManuelArroyoPresident, ASEAN Business Unit, Coca-Cola

JamesBlackwellPresident, Chevron Asia Pacic

FormerSenatorKitBond

RalphSkipBoycePresident for Asia, The Boeing Company

GeorgeDavidFormer Chairman, United Technologies Corporation

RalphGersonCEO, Guardian Industries

CarlaHillsChairman & CEO, Hills & Company

RoderickHillsPartner, Hills Stern and Morley LLPFounder & Chairman, CSIS Hills Programon Governance

HenriettaHolsmanForeChairman & CEO, Holsman InternationalFormer Administrator of USAID

AdmiralTimothyKeatingFormer Commander, U.S. Pacic Command

WilliamReillyFounding Partner, Aqua International PartnersFormer Director of EPA

TimShriverChairman, Special Olympics

EdwardTortoriciExecutive Director, First Pacic Company Limited

KeithWilliamsCEO, Underwriters Laboratories

011 and Beond

ookingahead,CSIShaslaidthegroundworktougmentcurrentprojectsandexpandintoneweasandissuesthatwillshapethetwenty-rst

entury.Asamplingofnewprojectsinclude:

TheGlobalDevelopmentOpportunitiesProject(GDOP),anumbrellaprogramfor

CSISsdiverseactivityonissuesranging

frompovertyalleviationtoclimateadaptationtoeconomicgrowthinconict

settingstowater,food,health,andtrade.

GDOPwillhaveaparticularfocusontheroleoftheprivatesectorinaiddelivery

andwillhaveatitscenterahigh-proleseriesofpubliceventstobringnewideas

intoWashingtononglobaldevelopment.

TheWadhwaniChairinU.S.-IndiaPolicy

StudiesistherstofitskindataWashingtonthinktankandwilllaunchinearly2011

underthedirectionofAmbassadorKarl

Inderfurth,formerassistantsecretaryofstateforSouthAsianaairs.

ince1962,CSIShasgrowntobecomeoneoftheworldspreeminent

nternationalpolicyinstitutions,andin2011CSISwillcontinueitsleadership

saproviderofthoughtful,innovative,andbalancedsolutionstothemost

omplexforeignpolicyandnationalsecuritychallengesofourtime.

CSISsenioradviserMarkQuartermanwilldirectournewProjectonCrisis,Conict,and

Cooperation,whichwillexamineinnovativestrategiestospeed,enhance,andstrengthen

internationalconictresponsesandfocuson

eectivemultilateralresponsestoglobalissues.

CSISWilliamA.SchreyerChairinGlobal

AnalysisDanielRundewillundertakeadeeperlookattheprivatesectorsroleindevelopment.

MeredithBroadbent,formerassistantUSTRandnowsenioradviserandholder

oftheSchollChairinInternationalBusiness,willtakearenewedlookatthe

importantroleoftradeinforeignpolicy.

Asviewsoncurrentnuclearissuesbecome

increasinglypolarized,CSISsworkonnuclearpolicy,ledbyClarkMurdockandSharon

Squassoni,helpsexaminetheissuesthroughanalyticblogpostsandalivedebateseries.

bove) Skyline of Mumbai, India.


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(Left) U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Womens Issues Melanne Verveer at a CSISMiami Series event

on advancing progress of the UN Millennium Development Goals through the empowerment of women and

girls. (Right) CSIS International Councillor Dr. Lavrentis Lavrentiadis provides introductory remarks at a

CSIS Statesmens Forum.

TheStatesmensForum

CurrentU.S.andforeignseniorgovernmentocialsdeliverkeynotespeeches

beforeacross-sectionoftheWashingtonpolicycommunity.Thisseriesismade

possiblebytheLavrentiadisGroupofCompanies.

TheCSISSchieerSchoolSeriesinPublicPolicyandtheMedia

BobSchieer,CBSNewschiefWashingtoncorrespondentandhostofFace the

Nation,moderatesthemonthlyseries,apartnershipwiththeSchieerSchoolof

JournalismatTexasChristianUniversity(TCU).Thisseriesismadepossibleby

UnitedTechnologiesCorporation(UTC).

TheCSISUniversityofMiamiSeriesonGlobalChallenges

CSISandtheUniversityofMiamiSchoolofCommunicationsKnightCenter

forInternationalMediacohostamonthlyseriesfocusedontheMillennium

DevelopmentGoals.ThisseriesismadepossiblebytheKnightFoundation.

CSIS hosts moe than 1,600 events annuall, whichtranslates to an average of 385 visitos dail. In addition,CSIS has several signatue event seies that featueleading thinkes fom govenment, media, business,and academia. Te include the following:

vents and Foums at CSIS

Top) CSIS-Schieer Series Dialogue on the Obama administrations foreign policy, featuring (left to right) Steve Coll, sta writer for

eNewYorker; Thomas Friedman, foreign aairs columnist for the NewYorkTimes; Bob Schieer, host of CBSs FacetheNation;

nd David Ignatius, columnist and associate editor fortheWashingtonPost . (Bottom) CSIS Statesmens Forum event featuring (left

right) James Steinberg, deputy secretary of state, and Jacob Lew, then deputy secretar y of state for management and resources.


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(Bottom) Admiral Thad Allen, U.S. Coast Guard (ret.), s peaks at the launch of the new

CSIS-LSU Series on Disaster Management and Emergency Response in November 2010.

CSISCybersecurityPolicySeriesTheCSISForumonCybersecurityisapublic

seriesforbusinessleaders,policymakers,and

expertstoaddresssomeofthemostpressing

policychallengessurroundingcybersecurity.

Thisbimonthlyseriesisintendedtofocus

publicandmediaattentionontheissueand

helpshapethepolicyagendaforcybersecurity.

ThisseriesismadepossiblebyAT&T.

TheCSIS-LSUSeriesonDisasterManagementandEmergencyResponse

Inthefallof2010,CSISlaunchedanewevent

seriesondisastermanagementmadepossible

bytheLSUStephensonDisasterManagement

Institute(SDMI)andtheIreneW.andC.B.

PenningtonFoundation.Thekickoevent

featuredAdmiralThadAllen(picturedbelow),

U.S.CoastGuard(ret.),NationalIncident

CommanderfortheDeepwaterHorizon

Response.

Thekindofconversationsandthekindofmeetingsanddiscussionsyouhave

atCSISreallyareavery

importantpartofpoliticallifeinWashingtonbecause

alotoftheideasthatweneedinordertodoour

jobsinthefederalgovernmentcomefromdiscussionsofthekind

werehavingtoday.

Robert D. HormatsUndersecretary for Economic, Energy,

and Agricultural Affairs

Events and Foums at CSIS

op) General David Petraeus speaks at a CSIS Military Strategy Forum event with CSIS senior fellow Maren Leed. (Bottom le ft)

der Secretary for International Aairs at the U.S. Department of the Treasury Lael Brainard speaks at CSIS in November 2010.

ottom right) Senator John Kerry speaks at a CSIS event in November 2010 on U.S. policy in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

TheMilitaryStrategyForumheforumhostsseniorDepartmentofDefenseand

militaryserviceleaderswhopresenttheirinsightsand

isiononthedirectionofU.S.nationalsecurityand

efensepolicy.ThisseriesismadepossiblebyRolls-

oyceNorthAmerica.

TheCongressionalDialogueSeriesMembersofCongressfrequentlychooseCSISasa

ipartisanplatformforpolicyspeechesanddiscussions.


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Selection of Speakes Hosted b CSIS

PresidentoftheUnitedStates

U.S.AmbassadortoAfghanistan

SecretaryofState

SecretaryofDefense

SecretaryofCommerce

SecretaryofHomelandSecurity

SecretaryoftheArmy

DeputySecretaryofState

DeputySecretaryofDefense

DeputySecretaryofEnergy

UndersecretaryofStateforPolicy

UndersecretaryofState

forEconomic,Energy,and

AgriculturalAairs

AssistanttothePresidentfor

HomelandSecurityand

Counterterrorism

UndersecretaryoftheTreasuryforTerrorismandFinancial

Intelligence

UndersecretaryofDefense

forAcquisition

DeputyU.S.TradeRepresentative

USAIDAdministrator

CDCDirector

MillenniumChallenge

CorporationCEO

AssistantSecretaryofStatefor

AsianAairs

AssistantSecretaryofStatefor

WesternHemisphereAairs

U.S.GlobalAIDSCoordinator

U.S.GlobalAmbassadorfor

WomensIssues

U.S.AmbassadortoAfghanistan

DepartmentofStateCoordina-

torforCounterterrorism

PrimeMinisterofLatvia

PrimeMinisterofMoldova

PrimeMinisterofMalaysia

ForeignMinisterofAfghanistan

ForeignMinisterofAlbania

ForeignMinisterofIndonesia

ForeignMinisterofSriLanka

ForeignMinisterofMaldives

ForeignMinisterofBulgariaForeignSecretaryofIndia

ForeignSecretaryofthe

Philippines

DeputyPrimeMinisterfor

ReintegrationofMoldova

DefenseMinisterofNorway

DefenseMinisterofGermany

DefenseMinisterofSingapore

EducationMinisterof

Afghanistan

CrownPrinceofSerbia

ChairmanoftheJointChiefs

ofSta

ViceChairmanoftheJoint

ChiefsofSta

ChiefofNavalOperations

U.S.CENTCOMCommander

U.S.SOCOMCommander

U.S.SOUTHCOMCommander

U.S.AFRICOMCommander

U.S.CyberCommandCommander

SupremeAlliedCommander

Europe

UNSecretaryGeneral

UNWorldFoodProgramme

ExecutiveDirector

UNDevelopmentCampaign

DirectorNATOSupremeAllied

Commander(Transformation)

CARECEO

ExxonCEO

ICANNCEO

ONECEO

SaudiAramcoCEO

PresidentofResources

fortheFuture

vents and Foums at CSIS

iddle left) U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano spoke at a CSIS event in June 2010. (Middle right) Admiral

chael Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Sta, spoke at a CSIS event in January 2010. (Bottom left) John Brennan, Assistant to

President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism, spoke at a CSIS Statemens Forum in May 2010.

bove) A CSIS-Schieer Series Dialogue at CSIS on s ecurity issues surrounding the South China Sea.

CSIShaslongservedasavenueforsomeofthemostinsightfulandintellectualdiscourseonnationalsecurityissues.

John BrennanAssistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism


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Tolearnmore,pleasevisitCSIS.org,

itunes.csis.org,orfollowusonFacebook

atFacebook.com/CSIS.org.

CSIShasdevelopedarobustonlinepresencethroughitswebsiteandthroughitsmultimediaplatformonApplesiTunesU.

CSIS.orgTheredesignedCSIS.orgservesastheessentialplatformforthe

disseminationofourcontent,includingevents,publications,and

multimedia.Theproductsthatourexpertsandresearchprogramsproduce

arereadilyavailableonourwebsitethroughmanydierentpathssousers

caneasilyaccesscontent.

iTunesUCSISwastherstthinktanktodevelopaplatformonApplesiTunesU,a

populardestinationwithinApplesiTunesstorethatoersfreeeducational

content.Lastfall,ApplereportedthatoverthepastthreeyearsiTunesUhas

hadmorethan300milliondownloadsfromcontentsuppliedbymorethan

800providers.CSIShasbeenselectedasafeaturedproviderbyiTunesU

alongwithotherprestigiousorganizationsanduniversitiessuchasStanford,

theLibraryofCongress,Duke,andOxford.

Combined,CSIS.organdouriTunesUplatformreceivemorethan1.2millionvisitorsmonthly.

Everymonthvisitorsdownloadanaverageof270,000CSIStracks

fromiTunesUandviewmorethan

4millionpagesonourwebsite,plusthousandsmorefollowusonline

bysubscribingtoourRSSfeeds,

newsletters,andpodcasts.

CSIS Online

(Right) A CSIS Intern holds an Apple iPad while looking at CSISs

iTunes U platform. (Opposite top) The CSIS homepage, CSIS.org.

(Opposite bottom) CSIS iTunes U platform highlighting the

CSISSchieer School Series.


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CSIS in the Media

CSIShasastrongandgrowingpresenceinthemedia.CSISexpertsareoftencalleduponfortheiranalysisofmajorpolicyissues,andmanyCSISeventsarewellattendedbythemedia.

The New York TimescalledCSISsAnthonyCordesman

aforeignpolicydignitary.

OnNovember24,CSISSeniorAdviserMichael

Greenpublishedanop-edinthe Wall Street Journal,

WhyWereAlwaysFooledbyNorthKorea.

OnJune20,DavidIgnatiusoftheWashington PostcitedThe Key to Successin Afghanistan: A Modern Silk Road Strategy,byCSISRussiaProgramdirectorAndrewKuchinsandCSISTransnationalThreatsProjectdeputydirectorThomasSanderson,inhiscolumnAfghanistansFutureLiesinTradePartnerships.

OnJanuary7,CSISSeniorAdviserVictorChapublishedanop-edin

the New York Times,FocusonPolicy,

NotPolitics.

North Koeas artillerybombadment of the SouthKoean island of Yeonpeong. . . makes it doubl clea

that Pongang intends to

leverage its new nucleabeakthough fo maximumconcessions fom theintenational communit.

Te most useful analsisIve seen ecentl is Te Key to

Success in Afghanistan: A ModernSilk Road Strategy.

oko needs toealize that time isnot on its side.

(Middle left) International

Security Program Senior

Fellow Stephanie Sanok

addressed U.S. strategy on

Iraq on the CBSEvening

News. (Middle right)

Transnational Threats

Project Senior Adviser Juan

Zarate discussed Internet

wiretapping on the PBS

NewsHour.(Bottom)

Project on Conict, Crisis,

and Cooperation Director

Mark Quarterman discussed

U.S.-Pakistan relations onCNNs Situation Room.


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Congessional Outeach

Inthelastyear,CSISexpertstestied

beforecongressionalcommitteesadozen

times,hostedmonthlyforumsonCapitol

Hill,andbriefedmembersandsta

regularly.In2010,17membersofCongress

spokeateventsatCSIS,andseveral

participatedinaudioorvideointerviews

withCSISprograms.CSIScontinuesto

beaneectiveresourceforCongresswith

continueddirectinvolvementofmembers

inCSISprojectsandarobustoutreach

eortthatopensnewdoorsforCSIS

expertsandtheirideas.

CSISwasborntoleadershipin

internationalaairs,andthis

placerepresentswhatisbestabout

Americanleadershipabroadwhen

itisdoneright:wendherepolicy

thatisthoughtful,nonpartisan,

intellectuallyunafraid,genuinely

knowledgeable,andcapableof

bringingtogetherdiverse

viewpointsforfrankargument,

debate,andanalysisofpublic

policyandoursharedfuture.

Representative Gary Ackerman (D-NY)

(Opposite top) Representative Howard Berman (D-CA), then chairman of the U.S. House Foreign Aairs Committee, spoke at CSIS in

September. (Opposite bottom left) Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), pictured next to CSIS trustee and former Senator Bill Brock, spoke

to the CSIS International Policy Roundtable. (Opposite bottom right) Sharon Squassoni, director of the CSIS Proliferation Prevention

Program, testied before the U.S. House Foreign Aairs Committee on nuclear cooperation and nonproliferation. (Top) Representative

Kay Granger (R-TX) (left) and Representative Keith Ellison (D-MN) (right) spoke at a CSIS Global Health Commission meeting.

OneofCSISscoremissionsistouseitsbipartisanplatformtohelpmembersofCongressandtheirstasbetternavigateacomplexworld.

WedosothroughatargetedoutreachprogramthatconnectsthousandsofCapitol

HillstaerswithCSISproductsandresearch.Wehostregulareventsthathelp

educateCongressoncurrentpolicymatters.Weorganizepolicydiscussionsthat

bringCongress,theadministration,andpolicycommunitiestogether,andweoer

aconvenientforumfromwhichrepresentativesandsenatorscandiscusstheir

prioritieswiththepublicandwiderpolicycommunity.


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CSISpublicationsareessentialresources

forthepolicy,academic,andbusiness

communitiesandthepublicandareavailable

tothosecommunitiesviaCSIS.org,Amazon.

com,BarnesandNoble.com,GoogleEditions,andiPadBooks.Belowandoppositeare

examplesofrecentreports.

The Global Aging Preparedness Index

ByRichardJackson,NeilHowe,and

KeisukeNakashima

Thisreportprovidestherst

comprehensivequantitativeassessment

oftheprogressthatcountriesworldwide

aremakinginpreparingforglobalaging,

particularlytheold-agedependency

dimensionofthechallenge.

The Geopolitics of Energy: Emerging Trends,

Changing Landscapes, Uncertain Times

ByFrankA.Verrastro,SarahO.Ladislaw,

MatthewFrank,andLisaA.Hyland

Thisreportidentiesandexaminestherelevantdriversthatarelikelytodictate

futuretrendsinenergyconsumptionand

fuelchoicesinthecontextofashifting

geopoliticallandscape,takinginto

accounttheattendanteconomic,foreign

policy,energysecurity,andenvironmental

consequencesandpriorities.

In2010,CSISpublished77formalreportsinadditiontoavarietyofmonthlynewslettersandbriefanalyses.

by

RICHARD JACKSON ,

NEIL HOWE, and

KEISUKE NAKASHIMA

GAP INDEX .C SI S.ORG

C ET ER FR ST R T EGI CI T E R T I L S T U I ES

1800KStreet,ashington, C20006

US

Tel: +1 202-887-0200.csis.org

J C KS T I LL I FE I S UR C E C P Y

1 Co r po r a t e a yLansing, I 48951

USTel: +1 517-381-5500

.jackson.com

The

GlobalAgingPreparednessIndex

ublications

Clear Gold: Water as a Strategic Resource in the Middle East

By Jon B. Alterman and Michael Dziuban

Overthenext20years,therealwildcardforpoliticalandsocialunrestintheMiddleEastis

notwar,terrorism,orrevolutionitiswater.Conventionalsecuritythreatsdominatepublicdebateandgovernmentthinking,butwateristhetruegame-changerinMiddleEastern

politics.ThisreportexaminestheimplicationsofwateronsecuritypolicyintheMiddleEast.


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CSIS Coporate Oces

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regoryBroaddushiefFinancialOcerandniorVicePresidentforOperations

ephenFlanaganeniorVicePresidentandHenryA.KissingerChair

hnHeylniorVicePresidentforDevelopment

StephenMorrisoneniorVicePresidentandDirector,lobalHealthPolicyCenter

.AndrewSchwartzniorVicePresidentforExternalRelations

ankA.VerrastroeniorVicePresidentandDirector,nergyandNationalSecurityProgram

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raigCohencePresidentforResearchandPrograms

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nneCostellocePresidentforFinanceandAccounting,

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hannaNessethTuttlecePresidentforStrategicPlanning

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Cedits

Wites:H.AndrewSchwartz,CraigCohen,andBrettBaptistPoduction Manage:AlisonBoursDesign:MichelleHolderCopeditos:DonnaSpitlerandRobertaFauriolEditoial Support: CraigCohen,JohnHeyl,GregBroaddus,AnneCostello,JohannaNesseth,andJohnSchaus.

Pinte: ToddAllanPrinting

Special thanks to Kaveh Sardari, principal of SardariGroup, Inc., www.sardari.com, for his photographiccoverage of CSIS events.

Photos

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Page17:(Top)In-housephoto(Bottom)KavehSardariPage18:ISAFphotobyU.S.MarineCorpsCorporalJohnScottRafoss(http://www.ickr.com/photos/isafmedia/3166611288/)Page19:(Topleft)PhotocourtesyofCarlMontgomery(http://www.ickr.com/photos/carlmontgomery/3068056966/)(Topright)iStockphoto.com/CraigDeBourbon(Bottom)ISAFphotobyBritishRoyalArmySergeantJamesElmer(http://www.ickr.com/photos/isafmedia/3165851667/)Page20:(Top)U.S.CoastGuardphotobyPettyOcer3rdClassNateLittlejohn(Bottom)U.S.CoastGuardphotoPage21:(Top)U.S.NavyphotobyPatrickNichols(Bottomleft)U.S.CoastGuardphotobyPettyOcer1stClassLukePinneo(Bottomright)In-housephotoPage22:(Top)CSISGlobalHealthProgramPhotoContest1stPlaceWinnerSusheelShrestha,2008(Bottomleft)LizLynch(Bottomright)CSISCommissionphotobyEvelynHockstein/CARE,2009Page23:KavehSardariPage24:(Top)U.S.DepartmentofDefensephotobyPettyOcer1stClassAlanD.Monyelle,U.S.Navy,U.S.DepartmentofDefense.(Bottom)In-housephotoPage25:(Top)Photocourtesyofsarvodaya.org/SarvodayaShramadana(http://www4.ickr.com/photos/sarvodaya/2772931/)(Bottom)PhotocourtesyofDouglasCataylo(http://www.ickr.com/photos/adrcataylo/3146364197/)Page26:(Across)U.S.Navyphoto(Bottom)U.S.NationalGuardphotoPage27:(Bottom)In-housephotoPage28:LanceCpl.JamesPurschwitz,NavyVisualNewsService(http://www.ickr.com/photos/isafmedia/4081580955/)

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