America's national security architecture : rebuilding the foundation /
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Washington, D.C. :
Aspen Institute,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1 : Identifying the threats : history in the making
- The eighth annual Ernest May memorial lecture : the Pearl Harbor system at 75 / Douglas Stuart
- Establish a White House council of historical advisors now / Graham Allison and Niall Ferguson
- Global challenges 2017 : what are the threats ahead? / John Sawers
- Part 2 : A new system for new challenges
- Speculation on economic/political consequences of a British withdrawal form the EU / Leah Joy Zell
- Government for a digital economy--in a time of deeply intertwined economic and national security imperatives / Zoë Baird
- Reshaping national security institutions for emerging technology / Christopher Kirchhoff
- Part 3 : The machinery of the U.S. government
- Reforming the National Security Council : three questions for the next president / Julianne Smith
- Reforming the National Security Council : policy prescriptions and recommendations / Stephen Hadley
- Investing in effective organizational dynamics at the National Security Council / Tom Pritzker
- Present at the "re-creation" : the role of the State Department in formulating and implementing U.S. global policy / James B. Steinberg
- Rethinking the architecture of U.S. national security : lessons from the homeland ? Jane Holl Lute
- Part 4 : Modernizing America's national security tools
- What makes the third offset strategy so important? / James Cartwright
- Prospects for the third offset strategy / Dov S. Zakheim
- War by other means : geoeconomics and statecraft America's geoeconomic policy deficit / Robert D. Blackwill and Jennifer M. Harris
- Organizational agility in defense and national security : elephants learn to dance / John Dowdy and Kirk Rieckhoff
- Part 5 : Summary and concluding thoughts
- ASG 2016 wrap up / Peter Feaver.