Security Studies: International Relations and Armed Conflict

From the U.S. Department of Defense Comptroller.

U.S. non-partisan research organization dedicated to facts and education about security studies for an audience of policymakers.

Non-partisan think tank dedicated to Cold War and now post-Cold War analysis of international affairs and U.S. foreign policy.

Policy research and recommendations from U.S. defense experts.

Rated the number one think tank in the United States by the University of Pennsylvania’s "Global Go To Think Tank Index."

A public interest group which covers major U. S. foreign policy issues and sponsors the Great Decisions series. It examines public attitudes toward major foreign policy problems. Its position is internationalist, which has drawn criticism from American nationalists.

A US conservative think tank with foreign policy as one of its areas of study. It strongly influenced the foreign and domestic policies of all the Republican presidents since its founding in the mid 1970s.

Scientific and strategic analysis of defense issues.

Objective information on military, geopolitical and geo-economic developments that could lead to conflict. Based in Bahrain, London, Singapore, and Washington.

Pew is a non-partisan "fact tank" that aggregates and analyzes statistics about various issues.

Bilateral relations fact sheets and sometimes also has links to country background notes.

Detailed entries for every county. This is a public domain resource.