Commentary The Handasieh Network – Investigating Chemical Weapons Procurement in Syria How the Syrian regime can acquire supplies needed to manufacture chemical weapons under such heavy international sanctions.
Commentary Paper Trails In this piece, we examine how and why networks of private military companies allow Russia to promote its interests around the world.
Commentary Launch of ROUTES Dashboard To help combat wildlife trafficking by air, C4ADS, as part of the USAID Reducing Opportunities for Unlawful Transport of Endangered Species (ROUTES)...
Report Illicit Influence: Part Two This case study goes beyond well-known instances of coercive Russian hydrocarbon diplomacy to examine how energy dominance is paired with deceptive corporate...
Commentary Something Smells Fishy… C4ADS analysts use queries to uncover IUU trends through analysis of risky vessel behavior.
Report Above Us Only Stars Investigating the ability to mimic, or “spoof,” legitimate GNSS signals in order to manipulate PNT data.
Commentary Banks, Boats, and Bombs: Using Co-location to Expand the Evidence of DPRK Network Convergence from the 2019 UN Panel of Experts Report On Tuesday, the United Nations Panel of Experts released its 2019 report on North Korea’s sanctions evasion and WMD programs. The Panel...
Commentary Public Data and Anticorruption Research How C4ADS uses public data for anticorruption research
White Paper Constructive Disruption Successful competition in the “gray zone,” or globally networked conflict economy, requires effective use of Publicly Available Information (PAI).