Did The Administration Compromise US Security For Japanese Trade Talks Atmospherics?
Looking the Other Way as a Key National Resource Goes Japanese The Bush Administration's Committee on Foreign Investment in the...
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The Dangers Of “Looking The Other Way” On Sensitive Foreign Acquisitions In The United States
The Center for Security Policy today questioned the Bush Administration's failure to put a proposed acquisition by the Japanese firm...
An Effective US Response To Soviet Economic Warfare Against Lithuania
In the aftermath of Mikhail Gorbachev's declaration of economic war against Lithuania unless its recent legislative measures bolstering the 11...
No “Potemkin” Sanctions In Response To Moscow’s Economic War On Lithuania
As the first reports of Soviet economic warfare against Lithuania begin to reach the West, the Center for Security Policy...
Devising a Sound U.S. Policy Toward an Elected East German Government
Introduction On 18 March 1990, the 16 million people of East Germany had the first opportunity since 1932 to vote...
East German Election Results Pose Opportunities For Active US Policy
The Center for Security Policy today released the first of a series of analyses of transitions to democracy. This paper,...
American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
815 Sixteenth Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 (202) 637-5000 Executive Council LANE KIRKLAND PRESIDENT THOMAS DONAHUE SECRETARY TREASURER Albert Shanker...
Center Cheers AFL-CIO Opposition To Soviet Membership In EBRD
As the AFL-CIO today paid formal tribute to the late Jay Lovestone -- an individual whose personal contributions during years...
The Bush Administration’s Response To Repression: US Concessions On Gatt Membership
Even as Soviet tanks were rumbling through the streets of Vilnius last week -- and the Bush Administration was softly...
Center Warns Against Corporate Raids On US Security
The Center for Security Policy today called attention to the potentially serious national security consequences of corporate raids on companies...
Roundtable Discussion On The B-2 Bomber
Introduction As the national debate over proposed reductions in the U.S. defense budget continues to intensify, the Center for Security...
Summary Of High-Level Discussion Of The B-2 Bomber Program
The Center for Security Policy today published a summary of a recent roundtable conference on the B-2 bomber involving senior...
Recognize Lithuania Now! : Silence Is Consent To Moscow’s Coercion
The Center for Security Policy today lamented recent U.S. responses to events in Lithuania which it believes offers further evidence...
Center Decries Apparent Conflict Of Interest In Recent Technology Decontrol Initiatives
The Center for Security Policy today urged the Bush Administration to repudiate the recommendations for the wholesale decontrol of sophisticated...
Retooling The Soviet Military: Dangerous Decontrol Actions On Machine Tools
Precise Machine Tools: The Quintessential Controlled Item In recent weeks, the United States has substantially accommodated the demands of its...
Center Applauds Bush Opposition On Loans To Moscow
The Center for Security Policy today commended President Bush for flatly opposing Western loans to the Soviet Union. In a...