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The fourth report in the Sustainable Security series by Gayle Smith, David Sullivan, and Andrew Sweet looks at how to deal with global crises before they occur.
CAPAF Senior Fellow Gayle Smith testifies to Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on crimes against humanity.
Gayle Smith discusses next steps for Zimbabwe in The Washington Post.
This report, the first in a series of six, provides analysis and recommendations for a new approach that combines national security, human security, and collective security.
New report, co-chaired by Gayle Smith, outlines a U.S. foreign assistance strategy for the 21st century.
Next-generation biofuels can deliver lower energy costs, more equitable earnings for farmers worldwide, and a cleaner planet.
A strategy report from the ENOUGH project on how to ensure peace, protection, and accountability in Kenya and the region.
Gayle Smith discusses the evolution of foreign aid under the Bush administration and before in Human Rights.
HELP Commission report highlights why cabinet-level leadership can ensure foreign assistance helps the poor help themselves, writes Gayle Smith.
The Democratic Republic of Congo demands U.S. attention to prevent a recurrence of a long-running crisis and maintain regional stability.
Senior Fellow Gayle Smith tells the House Judiciary Committee that the Genocide Accountability Act is of critical importance to both principle and policy.
"Peacekeeping for Protection and Peace in Darfur" outlines elements necessary for the success of the U.N./A.U. hybrid mission in Darfur.