A New Name for Winning: Losing
BY: By Dov S. Zakheim The New York Times, June 19, 1993 During the mid-1970's, Navy planners studied the prospect...
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People and Equipment, Wear and Tear: We can’t solve the deficit problem with more defense spending cuts
BY: Frank J. Sullivan The Washington Post, June 21, 1993 In recent years, defense spending has been cut about 30...
‘See No Evil…’: Leading Newspapers, N.S.C. Blind To Unfolding Crisis In Asia
(Washington, D.C.): In recent days, developments in East Asia have dominated headlines and preoccupied U.S. policy-makers. Judging by lead editorials...
‘New Democrat’ Watch #2: A CTB Is One “Old Democrat” Agenda Item Clinton Should Eschew
(Washington, D.C.): Tomorrow marks the 30th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's announcement at American University of his intention to...
Excerpts from a Speech before the Near East Institute, 20 May 1993 by Martin S. Indyk, Special Assistant the President and Senior Director for Near East and South Asian Affairs
The Clinton Administration's policy of "dual containment" of Iraq and Iran derives in the first instance from an assessment that...
Stop Serbia Now
New Republic , 10 May 1993 At the beginning, there was confusion. A state that was not a state was...
Dealing with the haunting legacy
BY: Al Santoli The Washington Times, April 20, 1993 The debate over a Soviet intelligence document has refocused attention on...
Center Roundtable Takes Stock: Sdi Can Be Done — If Only Clinton Will Let It Proceed
(Washington, D.C.): An extraordinary roundtable discussion involving past and present senior officials responsible for the U.S. Strategic Defense Initiative illuminated...
TRANSFORMATION WATCH #12: ‘PLUS ÇA CHANGE…’ RUSSIA REVERTS TO FORM, HOW WILL CLINTON RESPOND?
(Washington, D.C.): Even as Russian President Boris Yeltsin is insisting that the United States and its G-7 partners immediately reschedule...
New Russian Defaults on Debt Raise Doubts Over Ex-Im Loan Plan
By MICHAEL S. LELYVELD Journal of Commerce , January 13, 1993 Russia's growing defaults on debts to the United States...
Tilt! US Security, Industry Dangerously Dependent on Foreign Sources for Critical Electronic Components
(Washington, D.C.): A distressing little secret about U.S. national security and technological competitiveness awaits the Clinton Administration: The United States...
The U.S. Leads Operation Wrong Target
By ANGELO CODEVILLAThe Wall Street Journal, JANUARY 7, 1993 Operation Restore Hope is likely to do more harm than good...
SELECTED CENTER FOR SECURITY POLICY PUBLICATIONS CONCERNING SOVIET CREDITWORTHINESS
89-T13 10/3 Robinson Speech on Trade with the Soviet Union: Country Risks and Global Markets 90-P_40 4/25 The Really "Wrong...
MORE ‘PATRIOT GAMES’: GOVERNMENT OPS. COMMITTEE DISCREDITS PATRIOT CRITICS, CANCELS REPORT ON MISSILE’S PERFORMANCE
(Washington, D.C.): In a remarkable move yesterday, the House Government Operations Committee declined to approve a highly critical report on...
HORATIUS WALLOP (II): SENATOR SEEKS DEBATE ON START, ESTABLISHES WHY LEADERSHIP WON’T ALLOW ONE
(Washington, D.C.): For the second time in three months, Senator Malcolm Wallop (R-WY) has brilliantly demonstrated two important phenomena: (1)...
MAASTRICHT MELTDOWN: TREATY D.O.A. IRRESPECTIVE OF FRENCH VOTE; LONG-TERM BENEFITS FOR U.S. FAR OUTWEIGH NEAR-TERM PROBLEMS
(Washington, D.C.): The chickens are coming home to roost for most of the G-7 leaders and Eurocrats who together have...