An Alternative “National Strategy Review”
DESIGNING AN EFFECTIVE POLICY FOR U.S.-SOVIET RELATIONS: "HELPING GORBACHEV SUCCEED" OR TRANSFORMING THE USSR? (Washington, D.C.): Around the globe today,...
Year: 1989
The Future of U.S.-Soviet Relations: Economic Relations and Human Rights
Testimony of ROGER W. ROBINSON, JR. President, RWR Inc. Former Senior Director for International Economic Affairs at the National Security...
An Assessment Of Future Requirements For US Strategic Forces And Strategic Arms Control
The following analysis and recommendations for future U.S. strategic requirements are set against an appraisal of Soviet strategic investments and...
A Different Approach To Strategic Missiles, SDI And Arms Control
Citing concerns about the strategic benefits and significant opportunity costs associated with the Bush Administration's decisions to deploy mobile versions...
Center Issues Major Paper On US Space Policy And Programs
The Center for Security Policy today released a major paper outlining a comprehensive approach to U.S. space policy and programs...
Defining A US Space Policy: Getting From Here To There
INTRODUCTION With the establishment of the National Space Council, a tremendous opportunity now exists to consider anew America's near- and...
The Bush Administration Rescue Plan For Poland: Shooting Ourselves In The Wallet?
The Bush Administration is expected imminently to announce a package of well over $1 billion in economic and financial benefits...
Why Hasn’t Senator Nunn Made This Speech? Asks The Center For Security Policy
The Center for Security Policy today called on Senator Sam Nunn to join other congressional leaders on both sides of...
A Baker-Gorbachev Plan? Taking Moscow “Off-The-Hook” In Central America
During the upcoming summit in Havana between Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Cuba's Fidel Castro (2 - 4 April), the...
Center For Security Policy Applauds Ford Decision To Pull Out Of Soviet Joint Venture
The Center for Security Policy today applauded the decision by Ford Motor Company to withdraw from a multibillion dollar joint...
Higher Defense Costs If No-Exceptions Policy Is Abandoned
Over the weekend, a late-night press story launched an administration trial balloon suggesting that restrictions on certain Western high-technology would...
Memorandum For Ambassador Richard Burt Concerning The Center’s Recommendations On Strategic Forces And Arms Control
Hon. Richard Burt U.S. Ambassador to the START Talks-Designate Department of State S-DEL 7311 2201 C Street, NW Washington, D.C....
Alcatel’s Soviet Joint Venture: A Sale The West Cannot Afford To Make
Alcatel N.V., a French computer and telecommunications giant, intends to provide the Soviet Union with a 20-30 year leap forward...
US-Soviet Joint Ventures: The Camel’s Nose Under The Tent
Prepared Remarks of FRANK J. GAFFNEY, JR.,Director of the Center for Security Policy before The Technology Transfer CaucusOf the House...
Submitted Testimony Of Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. Before A Hearing Of The US House Of Representatives Subcommittee On Commerce, Consumer Protection And Competitiveness On: The FS-X Agreement
23 February 1989 Introduction: Mr. Chairman, Members of the Subcommittee, I appreciate very much the opportunity to participate in what...
The US-Japan FS-X Fighter Agreement: Assessing The Stakes
In January 1989, General Dynamics signed a licensing agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to create Japan's next-generation fighter aircraft. Under...