WASHINGTON, DC – The Atlantic Council Strategy Initiative within the Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security launched in 2015 to provide a blueprint for the next administration as it confronts the myriad global challenges facing the world today. As the Trump administration takes shape in the coming days and weeks, the Atlantic Council has a collection of papers on a range of issues available both to prospective members of the Trump administration and the public from a bipartisan group of leading foreign policy thinkers. Featuring reports in issues including global finance, state building, US-Iran relations, energy security, and the National Security Council from prominent voices such as former National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft, Governor Jon. M. Huntsman, Jr., former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, Ambassador Thomas Pickering, Ambassador James B. Cunningham, and Ellen Laipson, the Atlantic Council Strategy Papers offer concrete proposals for the next administration that emphasize proactive, effective, and efficient approaches to the national security challenges facing the United States and the world.

The following Atlantic Council Strategy Papers are currently available:

The Strategy Initiative has also published a significant study on rethinking the National Security Council for a new administration:

Additional Atlantic Council Strategy Papers will be released in 2017 and will address key strategic issues the new administration must confront, including: cyber security, countering violent extremism, and regional strategies for areas of the world including Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Europe.

For more information on the Atlantic Council Strategy Papers series, please email press@atlanticcouncil.org.

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