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January 4, 2012
-- Members of the National Strategy Forum are welcome to register for a luncheon hosted by the Union League Club Authors Group on
January 31
: Paula Broadwell will discuss her book,
All In: The Education of General David Petraeus
.
11:30am Reception, Noon luncheon and program. Copies of
All In
will be available for purchase at the event. $30.00 / person includes lunch and program. To register for this event, contact the Winnetka Bookstall at 847-446-8880 and use your credit card to reserve your place.
December 6, 2011
The Fall 2011 issue of the
National Strategy Forum Review
is now online. This issue, titled "
The U.S. China Relationship: Building Constructive Competition
," is the result of high level interviews conducted with the NSF with individuals in Beijing and Shanghai. The objective was to ascertain China's stragic objectives and relate these to U.S. national security strategy. A report of our findings are included in the issue.
December 6, 2011
Richard E. Friedman, President and Chair of the National Strategy Forum, has written a short essay on the current state of the U.S./Pakistan relationship in light of the recent deaths of 24 Pakistani soldiers at a military outpost:
Lifting the Fog of War
.
July 18, 2011
The Summer 2011 issue of the National Strategy Forum Review is now online. This issue, titled
"Black Spots:" Breeding Grounds for Terrorism and Transnational Crime
, describes a new methodology for identifying areas of insecurity around the globe.
May 18, 2011
The Spring 2011 issue of the National Strategy Forum Review is available online. Click on the link to read this issue titled
"The U.S.-Pakistan Relationship: Toward a Complementary Strategy."
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Thinking About National Security: An NSF Guidebook for 2011
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The Environment and National Security
, Fall 2010
Canada: The Other Special Relationship
,
Summer 2010
The U.S. Image Abroad: Assessing Brand America
- Spring 2010
U.S. National Security Strategy 2010
- Winter 2009
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