The NATO Summit: Will Bush’s “Double Hit” Become A Soviet Triple Play?
In the afterglow of self-congratulations and favorable press notices following the just-concluded summit, the leaders of the NATO nations are...
Where Is The Bush Administration’s Commitment To Bipartisan Consensus On Foreign Policy Issues When We Really Need It?
(Washington, D.C.): "At a time when the Bush Administration has made bipartisan foreign policy a paramount objective, it is particularly...
Center For Security Policy Applauds Senator Pell
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today applauded the decision by the Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee,...
Center For Security Policy Commends “Mosbacher Principles” On East-West Trade
Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today, Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. commended Secretary Mosbacher for his approach to East-West...
US-Soviet Relations
Testimony of FRANK J. GAFFNEY, JR.,Director of the Center for Security Policy Before theSENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS 18 May...
Administration’s Soviet Assistance Binge Will Damage US Security Interests And Undermine Genuine Reform
The Center for Security Policy today questioned the approach apparently adopted by President Bush for integrating the Soviet Union into...
Designing A US Policy Toward Cambodia: Avoiding A Blood Bath And Supporting A Democratic Alternative To Communist Tyranny
Vietnam's promise to withdraw its invasion troops from Cambodia by September 10 has once again aroused Western interest in the...
Letter from Sens. Symms and Mack to President Bush
12 May 1989 United States Senate WASHINGTON, DC 20510 May 11, 1989 Hon. George Bush The White House Washington, DC...
The FS-X Agreement
Testimony of FRANK J. GAFFNEY, JR.,Director of the Center for Security Policy Before The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESCOMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, SPACE...
Center For Security Policy Issues Critical Assessment Of President’s National Security Review
The Center for Security Policy has released an Alternative National Strategy Review as a contribution to the national debate over...
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,...
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...