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Hampton Roads International Security Quarterly (HRISQ)

NEW: Beginning with Volume VI (2006), we will also offer an online version of HRISQ. Subscribers to both the electronic and the print version will receive a username and password to access the full text articles of the current and past issues of Hampton Roads International Security Quarterly. This is in response to numerous requests by librarians. NOTE: If you order through a subscription agency, please be sure to send an e-mail to service@teamultimedia.com to request your username and password. Subscribers ordering through our website will receive their username and password automatically at the end of the order process.

The Transatlantic community remains the foundation for the military, political, and economic welfare of North America and Europe. Many concrete and emerging threats challenge both continents. From terrorism to proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, from emerging world powers to demographic and ecological challenges - neither America nor Europe can count on mastering future threats alone.

The democracies of the North Atlantic region, together with partner democracies scattered around the globe, remain bound together by a community of fundamental interests and values. Even passionate disagreement over individual policy questions cannot obscure this basic fact.

Hampton Roads International Security Quarterly (HRISQ) examines the key issues effecting the cohesion and vital interests of the Atlantic Community. In recognition of the interconnectivity of the modern world, each issue has a topical focus which alternates between directly "transatlantic" topics and either functional or geographic "out-of-area" issues relevant to Europe and the United States.

HRISQ emphasizes a balanced approach to Transatlantic issues, and presents both American and European views on every topic. Past issues have featured contributions by:

American policymakers and scholars:

Spencer Abraham (US Energy Secretary)

Ronald D. Asmus (Council on Foreign Relations, Washington)

Stephen Biddle (University of North Carolina)

L. Paul Bremer (US Coordinator, Iraq)

Jeff Brown (Colonel, US Air Force)

Michael Chambers (Indiana State University)

Bernard D. Cole (National War College, Washington)

Conrad Crane (US Army Strategic Studies Institute, Carlisle Barracks)

Sidney E. Dean (President, Transatlantic Euro-American Multimedia LLC)

Paula Dobriansky (Undersecretary of State for Global Affairs)

Douglas Feith (US Undersecretary of Defense for Policy)

Joseph Grieco (Duke University)

Marc Grossman (US Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs)

Raymond Millen (Director, European Security Studies, US Army Strategic Studies Institute)

Raphael Perl (Congressional Research Service)

David Rosenberg (Middlebury College)

Donald Rumsfeld (US Secretary of Defense)

Kori N. Schake (US National Defense University, Washington)

Jeffrey Simon (Institute for Strategic Studies, NDU, Washington)

Alexander Vershbow (US Ambassador to Russia)

European policymakers and scholars:

Luc de Barochez (Diplomatic Correspondent, Le Figaro)

Pascal Boniface (Director, Institute of International and Strategic Relations, Paris)

Kristin Krohn Devold (Defense Minister, Norway)

Rolf Ekeus (Former Chief UN Weapons Inspector)

Gerd Föhrenbach (Office for Studies and Exercises, German Armed Forces)

Nicole Gnesotto (Director, EU Institute for Security Studies)

François L.J. Heisbourg (Director, Foundation for Strategic Research, Paris)

Lionel Jospin (former Prime Minister, France)

W.H. Moore (Colonel, Force Development, British Army)

Solomon Passy (Foreign Minister, Bulgaria)

Leonid I. Polyakov (Director of Military Programs, Ukrainian Center for Economic and Political Studies)

Minuto Rizzo (NATO Deputy Secretary General)

George Robertson (NATO Secretary General)

Burkard Schmitt (European Union Institute for Security Studies)

Sir Rupert Smith (former NATO Deputy Supreme Allied Commander)

Frank Umbach (Research Institute of the German Council on Foreign Relations, Bonn/Berlin)

Dominique de Villepin (Foreign Minister, France)

Karsten Voigt (Coordinator for German-American Cooperation, German Foreign Ministry)

Alexandr Vondra (former Czech Republic Ambassador to the US)

HRISQ is now entering its sixth year of publication. Previous focus topics have included:

European Security and Defense Initiative
Chinese Expansionism and Western Security
NATO in the 21st Century
Transatlantic Cooperation in the War on Terrorism
Armed Forces Transformation in the North Atlantic Region
Iraq War Impact on Transatlantic Relations

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Hampton Roads International Security Quarterly is published in English.

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