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==Research Focus and Publications== | ==Research Focus and Publications== | ||
CSIS conducts extensive research on a wide array of topics that include: | CSIS conducts extensive research on a wide array of topics that include: | ||
* Geopolitics | * [[Geopolitics]] | ||
* Economic Security | * [[Economic Security]] | ||
* Technology | * [[Technology]] | ||
* Defense | * [[Defense]] | ||
* U.S. Global Engagement | * U.S. Global Engagement | ||
The center publishes a variety of materials aimed at informing policymakers and stakeholders, including: | The center publishes a variety of materials aimed at informing policymakers and stakeholders, including: | ||
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==Focus on Islamic Issues== | ==Focus on Islamic Issues== | ||
CSIS has produced significant research on various aspects of Islam and Islamic extremism from | CSIS has produced significant research on various aspects of [[Islam]] and Islamic extremism from the US perspective and benefits, particularly in relation to security threats posed by groups like the Islamic State (IS) and the dynamics within Muslim communities. Key areas of focus include: | ||
1. Radicalization and Extremism | 1. Radicalization and Extremism | ||
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3. Geopolitical Implications | 3. Geopolitical Implications | ||
CSIS also examines the geopolitical dimensions of Islamic issues, such as the impact of the powers in regions like Iraq and Syria. Reports detail how sectarian violence exacerbated by groups like IS complicates regional stability and poses ongoing threats to both local populations and international security interests<ref>Markusen, Maxwell B. The Islamic State and the Persistent Threat of Extremism in Iraq. Nov. 2018. www.csis.org, https://www.csis.org/analysis/islamic-state-and-persistent-threat-extremism-iraq. </ref>. | CSIS also examines the geopolitical dimensions of [[Islamic issues]], such as the impact of the powers in regions like [[Iraq]] and Syria. Reports detail how sectarian violence exacerbated by groups like IS complicates regional stability and poses ongoing threats to both local populations and international security interests<ref>Markusen, Maxwell B. The Islamic State and the Persistent Threat of Extremism in Iraq. Nov. 2018. www.csis.org, https://www.csis.org/analysis/islamic-state-and-persistent-threat-extremism-iraq. </ref>. | ||
The center calls for comprehensive strategies that address both military responses and socio-economic factors contributing to the US’s opponents. | The center calls for comprehensive strategies that address both military responses and socio-economic factors contributing to the US’s opponents. | ||
==Impact and Influence== | ==Impact and Influence== | ||
CSIS is recognized for its substantial impact on both domestic and international policy discussions. It provides insights that are frequently referenced by Congress, the executive branch, media outlets, and other think | CSIS is recognized for its substantial impact on both domestic and international policy discussions. It provides insights that are frequently referenced by Congress, the executive branch, media outlets, and other [[think tank]]s. The center's work is characterized by its rigorous analytical approach, drawing on both qualitative and quantitative research methods.According to various sources, CSIS has been praised for its insightful analysis and innovative ideas regarding national security. CIA Director John Brennan noted that CSIS offers some of the most valuable analyses available to strengthen U.S. national security interests. | ||
==Conclusion== | ==Conclusion== | ||
As one of the leading think | As one of the leading [[think tank]]s globally, CSIS continues to play a crucial role in shaping discussions around [[foreign policy]] and national [[security issues]]. Its commitment to non-partisan research and practical solutions positions it as a vital resource for decision-makers navigating complex global challenges today. With over six decades of experience, CSIS remains dedicated to fostering a safer and more prosperous world through informed policy analysis and recommendations.<ref>About CSIS | Center for Strategic and International Studies. https://www.csis.org/about. Accessed 23 Nov. 2024.</ref> <ref>“Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS).” ALNAP, https://alnap.org/about/alnap-members/center-for-strategic-and-international-studies-csis/. Accessed 23 Nov. 2024.</ref> <ref>“Center for Strategic and International Studies.” Wikipedia, 20 Nov. 2024. Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Center_for_Strategic_and_International_Studies&oldid=1258621236.</ref> | ||
Moreover, The Center for Strategic and International Studies plays a critical role in analyzing Islamic issues through a national security lens. Its research highlights the complexities surrounding the implications of surveillance on Muslim communities, and the broader geopolitical challenges. By fostering informed discussions on these topics, CSIS aims to contribute to more effective policy responses that balance their national security needs with civil liberties considerations for Muslim populations.<ref>CSIS – Center for Strategic and International Studies – Source Description – Ecoi.Net. https://www.ecoi.net/en/source/11031.html. Accessed 23 Nov. 2024.</ref> <ref>Center for Strategic and International Studies | ReliefWeb. 7 Mar. 2023, https://reliefweb.int/organization/csis.</ref> <ref>Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) on JSTOR. https://www.jstor.org/publisher/centstratintlstud. Accessed 23 Nov. 2024. | Moreover, The Center for Strategic and International Studies plays a critical role in analyzing Islamic issues through a national security lens. Its research highlights the complexities surrounding the implications of surveillance on Muslim communities, and the broader geopolitical challenges. By fostering informed discussions on these topics, CSIS aims to contribute to more effective policy responses that balance their national security needs with civil liberties considerations for Muslim populations.<ref>CSIS – Center for Strategic and International Studies – Source Description – Ecoi.Net. https://www.ecoi.net/en/source/11031.html. Accessed 23 Nov. 2024.</ref> <ref>Center for Strategic and International Studies | ReliefWeb. 7 Mar. 2023, https://reliefweb.int/organization/csis.</ref> <ref>Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) on JSTOR. https://www.jstor.org/publisher/centstratintlstud. Accessed 23 Nov. 2024. | ||