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Gaza: The Human Toll—Episode 2

On December 1, 2023, the CSIS Bipartisan Alliance for Global Health Security hosted the second episode of “Gaza: The Human Toll.”

Transcript — December 4, 2023

Incentivizing Innovation for National Security: Panel Discussion

CSIS hosted a panel discussion on the policy landscape around protecting U.S. intellectual property against a backdrop of U.S. national security.

Transcript — December 4, 2023

Incentivizing Innovation for National Security: A Conversation with Rep. Deborah Ross (D-NC)

CSIS hosted a conversation with Rep. Deborah Ross (D-NC) on the role of intellectual property (IP) in innovation and geopolitical competition and moderated by Andrei Iancu, CSIS Senior Adviser and former Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Transcript — December 4, 2023

One Anniversary, Two Declarations: The UDHR and the Inter-American Human Rights System

The UDHR is a milestone human rights document, but regional agreements have also been critical to building human rights norms in the Americas.

Commentary by Christopher Hernandez-Roy — December 1, 2023

Someone Has to Lead

Despite a flawed human rights record and continuing struggles at home, the United States needs to continue to lead the campaign for universal human rights.

Commentary by Daniel F. Runde — December 1, 2023

The Evolving and Incompletely Realized Human Right to Water

Today, access to water is recognized as a basic human right, and improvements to governance could solve many of the problems leading to lack of water access.

Commentary by David Michel — December 1, 2023

Geoeconomics Bi-Weekly: Oil and Critical Minerals Remain in Focus as COP 28 Begins

2023 was an eventful year in geoeconomics, while 2024 promises more changes. This week’s newsletter looks ahead at some notable upcoming events while highlighting how several past developments are now taking effect.

Newsletter by Kirti Gupta Chris Borges and Andrea Leonard Palazzi — December 1, 2023

Why The UDHR Still Matters

Seventy-five years after the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was drafted, James A. Lewis takes stock of what it has achieved and whether its values remain relevant.

Commentary by James Andrew Lewis — November 30, 2023

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: The Forgotten Lessons of the UDHR

The UDHR was never an exclusively Western project. Including diverse perspectives in human rights work and ensuring equitable implementation is vital to collective peace and security.

Commentary by Hadeil Ali and Rafi Demerath — November 30, 2023

In Memoriam: Henry A. Kissinger

CSIS President and CEO John J. Hamre released a statement on the death of Henry A. Kissinger, a counselor to and trustee of CSIS.

Commentary — November 30, 2023

COP Stocktake: On the Ground at COP28

Egypt and the War in Gaza: A Conversation with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry

POSTPONED: The Evolution of U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela

Leftover Women: The Resurgence of Gender Inequality in China

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Gaza: The Human Toll—Episode 2

Incentivizing Innovation for National Security: Panel Discussion

Incentivizing Innovation for National Security: A Conversation with Rep. Deborah Ross (D-NC)

One Anniversary, Two Declarations: The UDHR and the Inter-American Human Rights System

Someone Has to Lead

The Evolving and Incompletely Realized Human Right to Water

Geoeconomics Bi-Weekly: Oil and Critical Minerals Remain in Focus as COP 28 Begins

Why The UDHR Still Matters

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: The Forgotten Lessons of the UDHR

In Memoriam: Henry A. Kissinger

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