Add to ORKGPerhaps the most difficult element in the complex development and implementation of national security policy is the necessary projection of future defense needs, often as much as 20 years hence
In order to trace the development of the foreign policies of the United States, it is necessary to g...
The political abrasions that persist in the international power system require a rational employment...
The challenge now is to prepare for non-specific and changing threats that require robust response c...
Defining National Policies: An Evermore Difficult Problem. In 1977, the economic, diplomatic and, in...
My aims are, first, to set in perspective the role of the public in the national security policy-mak...
The most important thing that military and civilian policy makers bring to the Defense policy arena ...
There are critical voices questioning the viability of Nato strategy and in the same breath are dema...
In large measure the American debate over national security has forged ahead in a policy vacuum. The...
Our only hope of correctly anticipating the future is to consider the past. Yet the apparent pace of...
In the four and a half years since the destruction of the Berlin Wall, the euphoria engendered by th...
Charting a Course is a compendium of analyses and recommendations from the scholar-fellows of the In...
Since the end of World War II, foreign assistance has been a cornerstone in the foundation of U.S. f...
Any person interested in such basic military policy and decision making reforms must have a clear un...
In the latter two years of the Reagan administration, mobilization and related issues rapidly grew i...
The United States’ National Security Strategy, issued in May 2010, articulates an expansion in U.S. ...
In order to trace the development of the foreign policies of the United States, it is necessary to g...
The political abrasions that persist in the international power system require a rational employment...
The challenge now is to prepare for non-specific and changing threats that require robust response c...
Defining National Policies: An Evermore Difficult Problem. In 1977, the economic, diplomatic and, in...
My aims are, first, to set in perspective the role of the public in the national security policy-mak...
The most important thing that military and civilian policy makers bring to the Defense policy arena ...
There are critical voices questioning the viability of Nato strategy and in the same breath are dema...
In large measure the American debate over national security has forged ahead in a policy vacuum. The...
Our only hope of correctly anticipating the future is to consider the past. Yet the apparent pace of...
In the four and a half years since the destruction of the Berlin Wall, the euphoria engendered by th...
Charting a Course is a compendium of analyses and recommendations from the scholar-fellows of the In...
Since the end of World War II, foreign assistance has been a cornerstone in the foundation of U.S. f...
Any person interested in such basic military policy and decision making reforms must have a clear un...
In the latter two years of the Reagan administration, mobilization and related issues rapidly grew i...
The United States’ National Security Strategy, issued in May 2010, articulates an expansion in U.S. ...
In order to trace the development of the foreign policies of the United States, it is necessary to g...
The political abrasions that persist in the international power system require a rational employment...
The challenge now is to prepare for non-specific and changing threats that require robust response c...