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Center for Security Policy

Our mission is to secure America’s founding principles and freedom through forthright national security analysis and policy solutions.

Since the Center for Security Policy’s founding in 1988, we have challenged establishment orthodoxy and refused to sacrifice principles for expedience in Washington. Our work is rooted in the proven strategy of Peace Through Strength as applied to the needed 21st Century strategy of America First. Our security and freedom depend on a strong America and leaders who will use instruments of national power wisely to keep our nation out of unnecessary wars.

The Center for Security Policy is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) organization that educates policymakers, legislators, the media and the American public. We are funded by generous contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations.

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Economic Security

Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. on The Application Of National Security Export Controls To The East Bloc

Center for Security Policy January 25, 1990

before the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee Subcommittee on International Economic Policy and Trade 25 January 1990 Why...

Economic Security

Center For Security Policy Calls For A “Sanity Check” On US Concessions To Gorbachev

Center for Security Policy January 23, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today questioned the substance and pace of Bush Administration efforts to support the Gorbachev regime...

Foreign Policy

Time For A “Sanity Check”: Do Hasty US Concessions To Gorbachev Make Sense?

Center for Security Policy January 23, 1990

Dangerous Pressure to Do Deals with Gorbachev In recent weeks, the Bush Administration has become increasingly assertive in its determination...

Foreign Policy

Hard Questions For A Controlled Press About The Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict

Center for Security Policy January 20, 1990

The Center for Security Policy is concerned that the Soviet government's decision to deny Western press and diplomats access to...

Foreign Policy

A New Technology Transfer Fiasco Demands A Time-Out On Decontrol Decisions

Center for Security Policy January 18, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today sharply criticized the most recent in a series of decisions made by the Bush...

Islamism

Fire Sale On National Security: Commerce’s Latest Technology Decontrol Fiasco

Center for Security Policy January 18, 1990

The Decision to Decontrol Wire-Bonders Today, the Commerce Department is informing the member nations of the Coordinating Committee on Multilateral...

Defense

Scowcroft Is Partly Right: The Administration Should Start Over On Mobile ICBMs

Center for Security Policy January 15, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today noted with concern the latest evidence of disarray in the Bush Administration's management of...

Deterrence

Center For Security Policy Disagrees With Crowe

Center for Security Policy January 8, 1990

The Center for Security Policy very much regrets Admiral William J. Crowe's apparent decision to become a spokesman for arms...

Soviet Economic Leverage: Moscow’s Tool For Denying Baltic Independence Without Force

Center for Security Policy January 8, 1990

Introduction In 1982, the Western alliance was racked by a rancorous dispute between the United States and several of its...

Foreign Policy

The Soviet Crackdown In The Baltics May Be An Economic One

Center for Security Policy January 8, 1990

On the eve of Mikhail Gorbachev's historic visit to Lithuania, the Center for Security Policy released an analysis revealing his...

Foreign Policy

Center For Security Policy Commends Czechs For Demanding An End To Soviet Exploitation

Center for Security Policy January 5, 1990

The Center for Security Policy today applauded Czechoslovakia's call for suspension of inequitable trade arrangements imposed on it and five...

Beware Moscow’s End Run On COCOM

Center for Security Policy December 21, 1989

The Center for Security Policy today released an analysis of a shift in the existing multilateral technology transfer regime now...

Defense

Center For Security Policy Applauds Bush Action On Panama

Center for Security Policy December 20, 1989

The Center for Security Policy today commended President Bush for his decision to engage U.S. military forces in an effort...

Foreign Policy

The China Syndrome: The Bush Administration’s Credibility Meltdown

Center for Security Policy December 19, 1989

The Center for Security Policy today decried a pattern of obfuscation and misrepresentation with which the Bush Administration is conducting...

Foreign Policy

An Emerging “Bush Doctrine”? “Stability” Over Freedom

Center for Security Policy December 15, 1989

Displacing the Reagan Doctrine The Bush Administration is being properly assailed for its decision furtively to dispatch two senior officials,...

Foreign Policy

In Memory Of Andrei Sakharov: A New US Policy Toward Anti-Communist Reform

Center for Security Policy December 15, 1989

The Center for Security Policy today released an analysis of the Bush Administration's approach to communist governments that raises troubling...

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Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. on The Application Of National Security Export Controls To The East Bloc

Center For Security Policy Calls For A “Sanity Check” On US Concessions To Gorbachev

Time For A “Sanity Check”: Do Hasty US Concessions To Gorbachev Make Sense?

Hard Questions For A Controlled Press About The Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict

A New Technology Transfer Fiasco Demands A Time-Out On Decontrol Decisions

Fire Sale On National Security: Commerce’s Latest Technology Decontrol Fiasco

Scowcroft Is Partly Right: The Administration Should Start Over On Mobile ICBMs

Center For Security Policy Disagrees With Crowe

Soviet Economic Leverage: Moscow’s Tool For Denying Baltic Independence Without Force

The Soviet Crackdown In The Baltics May Be An Economic One

Center For Security Policy Commends Czechs For Demanding An End To Soviet Exploitation

Beware Moscow’s End Run On COCOM

Center For Security Policy Applauds Bush Action On Panama

The China Syndrome: The Bush Administration’s Credibility Meltdown

An Emerging “Bush Doctrine”? “Stability” Over Freedom

In Memory Of Andrei Sakharov: A New US Policy Toward Anti-Communist Reform