Commissioned for the
Princeton Project launch conference

U.S. National Security Strategy Lenses and Landmarks by Richard K. Betts

Commissioned by the
Grand Strategic Choices working group

Non-Military Strategies for Countering Islamist Terrorism: Lessons Learned from Past Counterinsurgencies by Kurt M. Campbell and Richard Weitz

Dealing with the Collapse of a Nuclear-Armed State by Michael O'Hanlon

The Use of Preventive Force as an Element of US National Strategy by James Steinberg

Commissioned by the
State Security & Transnational Threats working group

The Evolving Threat from Militant Jihadist Groups; a Discussion of Underlying Causes; Some Thoughts on the Future of Terrorism and Some Policy Recommendations by Peter Bergen

Transnational Threats to National Security: Daniel Deudney's Case Against Linking Environmental Degradation and National Security by David P. Fidler

Commissioned by the
Reconstruction & Development working group

Stability, State-Building and Development Assistance: an outside perpsective by Ashraf Ghani, Michael Carnahan and Clare Lockhart

Commissioned by the
Anti-Americanism working group

Anti-Americanism and the Pursuit of Politics by Russell A. Berman

The Economic Impact of Anti-Americanism by Nusrat Choudhury

Reinvigorating U.S. Diplomacy: A Review of Recent Studies by Matthew Moneyhon

Anti-Americanism and Violence by Carl Robichaud and Rachel Goldbrenner

Documenting the Phenomenon of Anti-Americanism by Nicole Speulda

Commissioned by the
Relative Threat Assessment working group

Relative Threat Assessment Working Group Background Briefing Paper by Dara Kay Cohen

Strategic Planning for U.S. National Security: A Project Solarium for the 21st Century by Michèle A. Flournoy and Shawn W. Brimley

The Uses of Threat Assessment in Historical Perspective: Perception, Misperception and Political Will by Christopher Preble

Commissioned by the
Foreign Policy Infrastructure & Global Institutions working group

The Democracy Bureaucracy: The Infrastructure of American Democracy Promotion by Thomas O. Melia

Reform and Innovation in Stabilization, Reconstruction and Development by William L. Nash and Ciara Knudsen

Intelligence Reform: Progress, Remaining Deficiencies, and Next Steps by Jordan Tama