Summary: International Security Volume 36 - Issue 2 - 2011

In this issue of International Security:

• Brooks finds that Muslim "home grown" terrorism is not a serious threat in the United States.
• Lopez, McDermott, and Petersen offer a model for applying evolutionary psychology to international relations.
• Bennett and Lind examine what military missions to successfully stabilize North Korea would require if it suffered state collapse.
• Kennedy attempts to understand India's long path towards fielding nuclear weapons.
• Hymans discusses the domestic institutional barriers to Japan fielding nuclear weapons.