Executive Branch PR Restrictions
The executive branch of the U.S. government is legally enjoined from engaging in the sort of domestic propaganda that are...
Public Diplomacy
Ending tolerance of Islamism
In his National Review Online column, Center for Security Policy Academic Council Member Victor Davis Hanson observes that "the genius...
Welcome back to the fight
Tuesday's Capitol Hill press conference announcing that the Committee on the Present Danger (CPD) is back is great news. This...
Changing minds, winning peace
"Changing Minds, Winning Peace" is the 2003 report of the Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy. It focuses of the ways...
Public Diplomacy: How to Improve It
"Public Diplomacy: How to Think About and Improve It" is a study written and published by the California-based RAND Corporation...
Winning the peace
In the next few days, President Bush will be making decisions that could determine whether a Free Iraq emerges from...
The Evolution of Strategic Influence
This essay, a product of the U.S. Army War College's Research Project, is written by Lt.Col. Susan Gough. As stated...
Public diplomacy comes of age
In this article in The Wilson Quarterly, Christopher Ross calls for the public and private sectors to "rethink, reinvigorate, and...
Countering Al-Qaeda
"Countering Al-Qaeda" is monograph published by RAND researcher Brian Jenkins. His report deals with numerous counter-terrorism meaures including military operations, intelligence...
The Cost of Giving Up Jackson-Vanik
By Roger W. Robinson Jr.The Wall Street Journal, 12/13/90 With the waiver of the Jackson-Vanik amendment yesterday afternoon, the Bush...
The Art of Persuasion
Images have a remarkable ability to stimulate mankind to action. It is often said that a picture's worth is 1000 times greater...
What are we fighting for?
The Center is a nonprofit bipartisan 501(c)3 charity organization that by law is restricted from certain lobbying and political activities. In...