raison d’être.

The modern world is here and with it new realities. No nation is ready.

Never before in history has the gap between threats which imperil a nation’s security and the strategies to counter them proven so vast. Terrorism, disease, climate change, crime. The threats are severe, global, and growing.

For the first time, a unique global think tank has emerged to meet the challenge of developing these solutions. It’s called the Transnational Crisis Project.

From Waziristan to Washington, from London to Lagos, with experts linked-in through an unconventional network unmatched in the third sector, the Transnational Crisis Project prides itself on an unrestrained curiosity, interdisciplinary creativity, and practical, hard-nosed results. In a flat world, ideas lead.

Much can be learned from insurgents. By adapting their violent swarming patterns, where disparate militants converge to attack, the Transnational Crisis Project acquired at inception a radical new model, Policy Swarming. Initiative, results, and adaptability, not bureaucracy, distinguish its approach. Transnational problems demand transnational solutions.

Like never before, analysts across the world converge at one point, in one place, for one purpose: to save lives. Because it’s what’s next. It’s the Transnational Crisis Project, the next generation of security analysis.