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Annual Report Center for Strategic and International Studies 2010 Strategic Insights and Bipartisan Policy Solutions contents About 3 About CSIS 4 A Message from Our Chairman and Our CEO 5 Board of Trustees and Membership Groups 10 A New Home for CSIS 12 CSIS Programs and Projects 13 Young Professional Development at CSIS 13 Financial Information FY 2010 Impact 16 Cybersecurity 18 Afghanistan and Iraq 20 Energy and National Security 22 Global Health 24 Asia’s New Power Architecture 26 Defense-Industrial Base Studies 28 Global Security Forum 30 Future of NATO 32 Food Security 34 2011 and Beyond Reach 38 Events and Forums at CSIS 44 CSIS Online 46 CSIS in the Media 48 Congressional Outreach 50 Publications 52 Credits About CSIS At f a time o new global opportunities and challenges, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) provides strategic insights and bipartisan “The f work o CSIS in policy solutions to decisionmakers in government, international institutions, convening experts and the private sector, and civil society. A producing thoughtful bipartisan, nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington, DC, CSIS analysisn o important issues conducts research and analysis and has been and continues develops policy initiatives that look into toe b a great value to the future and anticipate change. The Center policymakers.” Foundedy b David M. Abshire and Admiral Arleigh Burke at the height of —Senator Richard G. Lugar the Cold War, CSIS was dedicated to for Strategic and finding ways for America to sustain its prominence and prosperity as a force for International Studies goodn i the world. Strategic insights and bipartisan “CSIS represents the Since 1962, CSIS has grown to become onef o the world’s preeminent policy solutions intellectual capital international policy institutions, with we o need t meet the more than 220 full-time staff and a large networkf o affiliated scholars focused on challengesf o the defense and security, regional stability, twenty-first century.” and transnational challenges ranging from energy and climate to global —General James L. Jones development and economic integration. Former National Security Adviser Former U.S. senator Sam Nunn became chairmanf o the CSIS Board of Trustees in 1999, and John J. Hamre has led CSIS as its president and chief executive officer since April 2000. 2 | center for strategic & international studies strategic insights and bipartisan policy solutions 2010–2011 | 3 Message from the Chairman Board of Trustees At the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century, the United CSIS Trustees are drawn from the worlds of public policy and the private sector. They contribute a States continues to face a seemingly endless set of public policy challenges. To address these challenges and to help restore America’s wealth of expertise and leadership to the Center’s mission and management. long-standing positive and determined spirit, we need new approaches and fresh ideas. Chairman andreas c. dracopoulos kenneth g. langone Director & Copresident Chairman, President, & CEO For nearly 50 years, the Center for Strategic and International Studies sam nunn Stavros Niarchos Foundation Invemed Associates, Inc. has engaged in relevant, timely, and impactful work that tackles current Cochairman & CEO challenges and points to approaches for a better future. From security to Nuclear Threat Initiative richard m. fairbanks chong-moon lee Founder & Chairman Chairman & CEO technology to global health, the world-class scholars at CSIS are sought Layalina Productions, Inc. AmBex Venture Group, LLC out for their expertise in developing innovative, nonpartisan, Vice Chairman henrietta holsman fore donald b. marron and balanced solutions to the most complex problems of our time. david m. abshire sam nunn Chairman & CEO Founder & Chairman President & CEO Holsman International Lightyear Capital Chairman of the Board John Hamre and his team do not make this contribution alone. As you Center for the Study of the will see in this document, our trustees actively participate in the core Presidency and Congress william h. frist joseph s. nye jr. work of CSIS. Our work would not be possible without the support Former Majority Leader of Dean Emeritus, Chairman, the U.S. Senate Kennedy School of Government we receive from individuals, private foundations, corporations, and Harvard University government agencies. Executive Committee michael p. galvin Cofounder & Vice Chairman thomas j. pritzker william a. schreyer Harrison Street Real Estate Chairman & CEO Our Board of Trustees invites you to join CSIS as we help our nation Chairman Emeritus Capital, LLC The Pritzker Organization, LLC navigate toward a more peaceful, secure, and prosperous future. Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. helene d. gayle joseph e. robert jr. President & CEO Founder & Executive Chairman Trustees CARE USA J.E. Robert Companies george l. argyros john j. hamre felix g. rohatyn Chairman & CEO President & CEO, CSIS Special Adviser to the Chairman & CEO Arnel & Affiliates Message from the President & CEO linda w. hart Lazard Frères & Co., LLC richard l. armitage david m. rubenstein These are challenging days for America and the world. Over the past Vice Chairman, President, & CEO President The Hart Group, Inc. Cofounder & Managing Director two years we have seen a loss of confidence in many of the enduring Armitage International The Carlyle Group institutions of the twentieth century. Across the globe threats to benjamin w. heineman jr. james a. bell stability and security test our leaders. Distinguished Senior Adviser, CSIS charles a. sanders Corporate President, CFO, john b. hess Chairman & Executive Vice President Project HOPE Chairman & CEO Yet times of uncertainty are also times of opportunity. Our scholars The Boeing Company Hess Corporation and associates at CSIS demonstrate a positive spirit and look for ways james r. schlesinger Chairman to better understand and shape our world. reginald k. brack carla a. hills Chairman Emeritus Chairman & CEO The MITRE Corporation Time, Incorporated Hills & Company Since 1962, CSIS has been a tremendous source of thoughtful, brent scowcroft william e. brock ray l. hunt President innovative, and bipartisan solutions to the most complex policy issues The Scowcroft Group of our time. Our staff of more than 220 full-time employees, large Counselor, CSIS Chairman, President, & CEO john j. hamre harold brown Hunt Consolidated, Inc. rex tillerson network of affiliated scholars, and world-class Board of Trustees all Chairman & CEO President & CEO share a common purpose: to help our world navigate toward a more Counselor, CSIS e. neville isdell Former Chairman & CEO Exxon Mobil Corporation secure and prosperous future. zbigniew k. brzezinski The Coca-Cola Company romesh wadhwani Counselor, CSIS james l. jones jr. Founder, Chairman, & CEO And this spring, we will break ground on our new permanent carlos a. bulgheroni Former U.S. National Symphony Technology headquarters in downtown Washington. We envision our new Chairman Security Advisor frederick b. whittemore Bridas Corporation building will serve as a premier destination that facilitates the joining Advisory Director of intellect with opportunity and fosters a constructive environment muhtar kent william s. cohen Chairman & CEO Morgan Stanley where the government and the governed can meet to solve problems. Chairman & CEO The Coca-Cola Company The Cohen Group The following pages represent only a sample of our work and activities, henry a. kissinger which would not be possible without your critical support. We invite ralph a. cossa Chairman & CEO President Kissinger Associates, Inc. you to join us. Pacific Forum CSIS strategic insights and bipartisan policy solutions 2010–2011 | 5 Counselors International Councillors CSIS Counselors are selected for their high standing in the policy community and responsibilities in the The CSIS International Councillors group is composed of select business leaders drawn from public and private sectors. They are actively involved in the Center’s intellectual life. different corners of the world and former government and civic leaders who bring extensive global expertise and experience to the Center. william e. brock carla a. hills theodore e. mccarrick Former U.S. Senator, U.S. Trade Former U.S. Trade Archbishop Emeritus Representative, and Secretary Representative Washington, DC of Labor Chairman james l. jones jr. sam nunn lester crown david f. marvin harold brown Former U.S. National Former Chairman of Senate Chairman Chairman Former Secretary of Defense Security Advisor Committee on Armed Services Henry Crown & Company Marvin & Palmer Associates, Inc. zbigniew k. brzezinski zalmay khalilzad james r. schlesinger andreas c. dracopoulos sam nunn Cochairman & CEO Former National Security Advisor Former U.S. Ambassador to the Former Secretary of Defense, Director & Copresident United Nations, Afghanistan, Secretary of Energy, and CIA Director Stavros Niarchos Nuclear Threat Initiative frank c. carlucci and Iraq Foundation behgjet pacolli Former Secretary of Defense and brent scowcroft National Security Advisor richard elkus President Former National Security Advisor Mabetex Group henry a. kissinger henry a. kissinger Founder & Former Director Former Secretary of State and richard m. fairbanks Chairman & CEO KLA-Tencor National Security Advisor john w. warner thomas h. patrick Former Special Negotiator for Kissinger Associates, Inc. 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