Published frameworks and analysis across threat finance, sanctions, export controls, supply chain, and cybersecurity.
Library
Discussion draft, cover memorandum and adversarial legal review for a TSA child travel alert program.
Legislative series, 7 Oct 2026
Discussion draft, cover memorandum, adversarial review and citation verification for class-wide emergency scheduling of new synthetic drugs.
Legislative series, 6 Oct 2026
Whether a declared, Mexican-consented campaign can deter the fentanyl cartels and cut U.S.-bound supply.
Working paper, 6 Oct 2026
Why a settlement now is worth more to Tehran than a later one, and the legal authority for each round of the campaign.
Working paper, 5 Oct 2026
Three papers on the small-drone threat to political leadership: capability, defense, and U.S. authority.
Working paper series, 5 Oct 2026
Discussion draft, adversarial review, and drafting memorandum on congressional control of hostile-state assets.
Legislative series, 5 Oct 2026
A substitute for H.R. 260 that keeps U.S. dollars and the Afghan central bank reserves away from the Taliban.
Legislative draft, 5 Oct 2026
The cost-exchange structure of the blockade phase of the 2026 Iran war.
Working paper, 21 Sep 2026
Cost, resource, and military advantages available to the United States against China, 2026–2035.
Working paper, 19 Sep 2026
The decoupling of dollar and Treasury specialness.
Working paper, Aug 2026
A sequencing framework for U.S. policy toward a structurally declining China.
Working paper, 26 Aug 2026
A validation framework for export control, sanctions, and supply-chain counterparty programs.
Working paper, 13 Aug 2026
What a North Korean placement inside a defense contractor costs a company that did nothing wrong.
SB-2026-04, 9 Aug 2026
Why a screening program can pass every audit and still not detect what it exists to catch.
SB-2026-03, 9 Aug 2026
Where a cybersecurity obligation comes from when the export regulation prescribes none.
SB-2026-02, 30 Jul 2026
What the July 2026 CMMC Phase II suspension changed, and what it did not.
SB-2026-01, 20 Jul 2026
Working papers as published on SSRN, with download and citation counts.
External
Collin B. George, CISSP — background, education, credentials, research, and independence statement.
Leadership
One-page summary of core competencies, published record, CAGE, UEI, and NAICS codes (PDF).
Company
Dual-axis probability and confidence labeling, tiered evidence standards, explicit limits, prohibition on advocacy.
Standards