State of the Union: CNAS Expert Commentary and Live Tweeting
Washington, February 12, 2013 — Tonight, President Obama will
deliver the first State of the Union address of his second term. Center for a
New American Security (CNAS) experts Phillip
Carter, Yochi
Dreazen, Irving
Lachow, Will
Rogers and Jacob
Stokes will live tweet their commentary and analysis
during the State of the Union @CNASdc.
CNAS also released today a commentary by Vice President and Director of Studies
Shawn Brimley and Research Associate Jacob Stokes on the critical intersection
of domestic strength and U.S. national security. Read Renewing America's Strategic
Solvency ahead of tonight's address.
Read the following CNAS reports and commentaries on topics expected to come up
during the State of the Union:
Afghanistan
A 'Zero Option' for Afghanistan
How to Fight in
Afghanistan With Fewer U.S. Troops
The Next
Fight: Time for a Change of Mission in Afghanistan
Asia
Rescind North Korea's License
to Provoke
Smart Shift
Contested
Waters: Managing Disputes in the East and South China Seas
How U.S. Can Help Avert Asia Crisis
Counterterrorism
Iran, Hezbollah and the
Threat to the Homeland
Aum Shinrikyo: Insights Into How Terrorists Develop Biological and
Chemical Weapons Security Through Partnership: Fighting Transnational Cartels in the
Western Hemisphere
Cyber Security
America's Cyber Future: Security and Prosperity in the Information Age
What the Syrian internet outage tells us about the ultimate dual-use
technology
Defense Budget
Countdown to Sequestration: Why American Leaders Could Jump Off the
Fiscal Cliff
Brace Yourself
Sustainable
Pre-eminence: Reforming the U.S. Military at a Time of Strategic Change
Hard Choices:
Responsible Defense In An Age of Austerity
Energy
US
energy: What's oil production got to do with national security?
Fueling the Future Force: Preparing the Department of Defense for a
Post-Petroleum Era
Health of the All
Volunteer Force
Final Draft
A New Moral Compact
Let's Draft Our Kids
Iran
Risk and
Rivalry: Iran, Israel and the Bomb
Red, Red Lines
Upheaval: U.S. Policy Toward Iran in a Changing Middle East
Syria
Asad Under Fire: Five Scenarios for the Future of Syria
Use of Force
The French Connection
America's Path: Grand Strategy for the Next Administration
Veterans Issues
Upholding the Promise: A Strategy for Veterans and Military Personnel
Employing America's Veterans: Perspectives from Businesses
Losing the Battle: The Challenge of Military Suicide
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