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How Global Governance Can Survive

“With the right reforms, the G-7 can sustain the rules-based order,” write CSIS’s Dr. Victor Cha and Dr. John Hamre in Foreign Affairs with G. John Ikenberry.

Commentary by Victor Cha, John J. Hamre, and John Ikenberry — June 11, 2025

A Strategic Framework for America in the Twenty-First Century

Uncover the future of global governance and America’s position within it. This monograph explores America’s evolving role on the world stage and highlights key strategies to navigate the critical shifts reshaping the international landscape.

Report by John J. Hamre, Joyce Bongongo, Kate MacPhail, John Schaus, and Nina Tarr — September 17, 2024

A Reimagined G7

The G7 must transform from an old boys' club of financiers to a coalition of action-oriented, like-minded partners inspired to sustain the rules-based international order. They must consider serious reforms that enhance the G7’s capabilities, effectiveness, and legitimacy.

Commentary by Victor Cha and John J. Hamre — June 14, 2024

"Bending" the Architecture: Reimagining the G7

The global governance system is in disarray. Time does not allow for building a new governance institution—but requires the “bending” of existing ones. This CSIS report offers recommendations on reimagining the future G7 as a critical institution of global governance.

Report by John J. Hamre, Victor Cha, Emily Benson, Max Bergmann, Erin L. Murphy, and Caitlin Welsh — June 12, 2024

Recommendations on North Korea Policy and Extended Deterrence

A new report from the CSIS Commission on the Korean Peninsula offers actionable recommendations for navigating North Korea policy and strengthening U.S. extended deterrence.

Report by John J. Hamre, Joseph S. Nye Jr., Victor Cha, and Katrin Fraser Katz — January 19, 2023

North Korea Policy & Extended Deterrence

Amid new challenges, the United States and South Korea must re-examine its approach to North Korea policy and U.S. extended deterrence. Explore the recommendations of the CSIS Commission on the Korean Peninsula in this interactive report.

Digital Report by John J. Hamre, Joseph S. Nye Jr., Victor Cha, and Katrin Fraser Katz — January 19, 2023

Bringing Supply Chains Back to Mexico

A series of essays, written in collaboration between PIIE and CSIS, explore the feasibility and benefits of relocating supply chains to Mexico and shared Mexican-U.S. interest in building resilient supply chains in North America.

Report by John J. Hamre, Mariana Campero, Ryan C. Berg, Earl Anthony Wayne, Matthew P. Goodman, Dr. Adam S. Posen, Jeffrey J. Schott, Luis de la Calle, Mary E. Lovely, David Xu, Sherman Robinson, and Raul Hinojosa-Ojeda — October 20, 2021

CSIS Commission on the Korean Peninsula: Recommendations for the U.S.-Korea Alliance

In late 2020, CSIS established a bipartisan commission on Northeast Asia and the Korean Peninsula to assess and make recommendations for the U.S.-Korea alliance. The commission was led by John Hamre and Joseph Nye with a group of senior experts and former U.S. officials.

Report by John J. Hamre, Joseph S. Nye Jr., and Victor Cha — March 22, 2021

Our Work Begins at Home

In order to advance democratic values across the world, the Biden administration must first solve internal domestic problems at home.

Commentary by John J. Hamre — February 2, 2021