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Rough Seas Ahead for Navy’s Surface Fleet?
Christopher A. Preble
| May 17, 2012
New Paper Argues for Immediate, Practical Cuts in Military Spending
Christopher A. Preble
| May 15, 2012
Opinions in Uniform
Paul R. Pillar
| May 03, 2012
There is a very real place in foreign-policy debates for current and retired military personnel. Civilian governments would be wise to listen.
Buying Our Way Out of Conscription
Paul R. Pillar
| Apr 23, 2012
How mandatory national service could have important economic and societal benefits—and lead to fewer wars.
Romney’s 4 Percent Military Spending Still a Fantasy
Christopher A. Preble
| Mar 19, 2012
Holes keep popping up in the GOP hopeful's murky, unrealistic defense-spending proposal.
Obama's Other AIPAC Speech
The Editors
| Mar 07, 2012
Recalculating Romney’s 4 Percent Gimmick
Christopher A. Preble
| Mar 06, 2012
Romney should be compelled to answer the question on everyone’s mind: Where is he going to get the money to fund his Pentagon spending binge?
The Militarized American State of Mind
Paul R. Pillar
| Mar 01, 2012
He may be willing to use force when necessary, his latest waiver proves Obama is no war president.
Why We Exaggerate Dangers
Paul R. Pillar
| Feb 27, 2012
Playing up foreign threats is a time-honored Washington tradition, but its policy consequences shouldn't be ignored.
Hard Truths on Tehran
The Editors
| Feb 27, 2012
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