The Scowcroft Institute has initiated a Scowcroft Papers series on issues of interest to policymakers and an informed public. The series covers five categories of publications:
- significant addresses delivered at the Bush School by visiting scholars and policy makers,
- academic papers by Scowcroft post-doctoral fellows and Bush School and Texas A&M faculty,
- papers presented at Scowcroft conferences and policy papers commissioned by the Scowcroft Institute from prominent experts on issues of the day,
- policy papers written by senior Scowcroft fellows, and
- links to research funded by the Scowcroft Institute and published in academic journals.
26. Foreign Policy and Presidential Elections: The Case of 1968, and Perhaps 2024?
Luke A. Nichter, Ph.D.
25. U.S. Power and the Future of International Politics
Gideon Rose, PhD
24. NATO Enlargement: Retrospect and Prospect
Bruce Weinrod
23. Terrorism in a Period of Great Power Competition
Bruce Hoffman, PhD
22. Civilization or Barbarism – Civilisation ou Barbarie
Pascal Bruckner, PhD
21. World Order Disrupted: Power and Institutions in the Balance (Spanish Version)
Ana Palacio
20. Anti-Democratic Politics in Hungary: Viktor Orbán and “Illiberal Democracy”
Susan Rubin Suleiman
19. We Will Never Again See the World That We Left Behind One Month Ago
Stéphane Audoin Rouzeau
18. The Shifting Sands of the World Order
Right Honorable Sir John Major KG CH
17. End of China’s Reform Era
Carl Minzner, JD
16. American Diplomacy in the Current Geopolitical Climate
Ronald E. Neumann
15. US-China Relations at 40: Where Have We Been and Where are We Going?
David Shambaugh, PhD
14. Crimes Against Humanity and Their Discontents: The French Case
Richard J. Golsan, PhD
13. Sino-American Cooperation and the North Korean Nuclear Crisis: A Reassessment
Joonbum Bae, PhD
12. The Future of the North American Free Trade Agreement
Carla Anderson Hills, JD
11. International Higher Education Facing New Political Realities
Herbert J. Davis, PhD
10. Forced Migration and the Spread of Infectious Disease: Impact of Syrian Refugee Movements on Disease Prevalence in the European Union
Christine Crudo Blackburn, PhD & Paul E. Lenze, Jr., PhD
9. The Challenges of Risk Perception and Infectious Disease Response: Counteracting Inaccurate Risk Perception
Christine Crudo, PhD
8. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 Compared with the Law of Electronic Surveillance in Europe
Ronald J. Sievert, JD
7. ‘Science Tikkun’: Repairing the World through the Science of Neglected Diseases, Science Diplomacy, and Public Engagement
Peter J. Hotez, MD, PhD
5. Global Health Security: The Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network
David L. Heymann, MD
4. Shifting the Culture of Quarantine
Rebecca Katz, PhD MPH
3. For National Security: General Brent Scowcroft
Bartholomew Sparrow, PhD
2. A Continent in Chaos: The Security Implications of the European Migrant Crisis
Ann-Sofie Dahl, PhD
1. The Role and Importance of the National Security Advisor
Stephen J. Hadley, JD
