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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - Veterans and the Civil-Military Divide
The Atlantic's Yochi Dreazen moderated a discussion on the challenges and prejudices that veterans face in regintegrating into their communities. Participants in the session ...
By Yochi Dreazen
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Through a Murky PRISM
Edward Snowden is one of history's great actors. But not in the way his admirers (and some detractors) believe, as will be made clear at the end of this post. An earlier draft...
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Video: Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter- Defense Priorities in an Era of Constrined Budgets
Deputy Secretary of Defense Ashton B. Carter spoke on "Defense Priorities in an Era of Constrined Budgets" at the CNAS annual conference on June 12, 2013....
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - A Conversation with Senator Bob Corker
Senator Bob Corker (R-TN), ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, sat down with Bloomberg View columnist Al Hunt at the 2013 CNAS Annual Conference on June ...
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - Silicon, Iron & Shadow: Three Wars that Will Define America's Future
In a brief presentation at the 2013 CNAS Annual Conference on June 12, CNAS Senior Advisor & Senior Fellow LTG David Barno, USA (Ret.) outlined the ways in which warfare h...
By David W. Barno & USA (Ret.)
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - Assessing the Dangers of a Nuclear-Armed Iran
In a brief presentation at the CNAS 2013 Annual Conference on June 12, CNAS Senior Fellow Dr. Colin Kahl outlined a comprehensive framework to manage and mitigate the conseque...
By Colin H. Kahl
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - The Big Shift: The Geopolitics of the U.S. Energy Revolution
McKinsey Principal Andrew Erdmann explored the ongoing boom in the production of unconventional fossil fuels in the U.S. and the way that the boom in transforming global energ...
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - Defense Strategy Dialogue
CNAS Vice President and Director of Studies Shawn Brimley moderated a discussion at the 2013 CNAS Annual Conference on June 12 with the Honorable Michèle Flournoy, co-chair of...
By Michèle Flournoy & Shawn Brimley
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - Bugs, Bytes & Bots
Incoming Foreign Policy editor Noah Shachtman moderated a discussion at the 2013 CNAS Annual Conference on June 12 with Dr. Irving Lachow, Senior Fellow and Director of the Te...
By Ben FitzGerald
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - LT1 Andrew Bacevich Jr., USA Fellowship Presentation
CNAS Non-resident Senior Fellow John Nagl presented the annual Lt1 Andrew Bacevich Jr., USA Fellowship to Zachary Hosford at the 2013 CNAS Annual Conference on June 12....
By Zachary Hosford
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Video: CNAS 2013 Annual Conference - The Future Rebalance to Asia
David Sanger of fhe New York Times moderated a discussion at the 2013 CNAS Annual Conference on June 12 among Ambassador Jeff Bader of Brookings, The Hon. Kurt Campbell of CNA...
By Victor Cha
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How America Lost Its Nerve Abroad
KABUL, Afghanistan -- Much as Baghdad once did, this city feels like an outpost of American imperialism. There's the familiar "green zone," the checkpoints you have to zigzag ...
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Defense / Indo-Pacific Security
Setting an Agenda for U.S.-China Strategic ReassuranceThe summit meeting between Xi Jinping and Barack Obama underway in Southern California offers an opportunity to recast the often fraught Sino-US relationship as one that is on...
By Alexander Sullivan & Patrick M. Cronin
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The 7 Deadly Sins of Defense Spending: How the Pentagon can cut costs - and come out stronger
The Department of Defense faces a stark budgetary choice that will profoundly affect the future of the U.S. military. During past drawdowns, DOD chose to save money by cutting...
By Jacob Stokes, Joel Smith, Katherine Kidder, Nora Bensahel, David W. Barno & USA (Ret.)
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Cook It Down
I am staying away from Twitter and most social media today, which has become mostly dysfunctional over the NSA stories. As with any other complicated topic dealing with nation...
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How NOT To Argue About Women in Combat
My views on women in close combat once hewed pretty close to those of our great Blogfather Exum. However, after reading Azar Gat's War in Human Civilization (as well as his ot...
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Local Partners, War, and TANSTAAFL
<p>Earlier this year, the Colombian military whacked "32 high-value narco-terrorists" with the help of US Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconaissance (ISR) platforms. ...
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U.S. AID Supports Disaster Risk Reduction, Resiliency and Climate Adapation Engagement in Asia Pacific
The Center for A New American Security is currently hosting a working group series ‘Climate and Security in Asia’ the purpose of which is to explore opportunities to advance U...
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I Might Need You To Kill: Signatures, Patterns, and Alternatives
From what we know from seemingly deliberate leaks on the eve of Obama’s major counterterrorism speech at the National Defense University last week, the most widely criticized ...
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Nature's Not In It: A Special In Memoriam
Running through much common misunderstanding of drones, autonomous weapons ,and modern warfare is a romantic fetish of the "natural" and a demonization of the machine and thos...