U.S. ARMY WAR COLLEGEGUIDE TO NATIONAL SECURITY ISSUESVOLUME II:NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY AND STRATEGY3rd EditionRevised and ExpandedEdited by J. Boone Bartholomees, Jr.Department of National Security and Strategy June 2008
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CONTENTSVOLUME II: NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY AND STRATEGYI. The National System and Environment
................................................................................... 11.
Crafting National Interests in the 21st Century
Alan G. Stolberg .................................................................................................................32.
The National Security Community, Revisited
Walter H. Leach ................................................................................................................153.
National Security and the Interagency Process
Gabriel Marcella ...............................................................................................................294.
PDD-56: A Glass Half-Full
John F. Troxell .................................................................................................................535.
National Security Powers: Are the Checks in Balance
?
Marybeth P. Ulrich ..........................................................................................................676.
National Military Strategies: 1990-2007
Richard M. Meinhart .......................................................................................................857.
Securing America from Attack:The Defense Department’s Evolving Role after 9/11
Frank L. Jones ...................................................................................................................998.
The Appropriate Role of Intelligence in the Makingof National Security Policy
Anthony R. Williams ....................................................................................................113
II. The International System and Environment
.........................................................................1199.
The International System in the 21st Century
Alan G. Stolberg .............................................................................................................12110.
International Relations Theory and American Grand Strategy
Janeen M. Klinger ..........................................................................................................13511.
Multilateralism and Unilateralism
James A. Helis ................................................................................................................15312.
Regional Studies in a Global Age
R. Craig Nation ..............................................................................................................15913.
“Lawyers, Guns and Money”: Transnational Threatsand U.S. National Security
Paul Rexton Kan ............................................................................................................175
Part III. Strategic Issues and Considerations
..............................................................................18314.
Ethical Issues in War: An Overview
Martin L. Cook ...............................................................................................................18515.
Ethics and War in Comparative Religious Perspective
David L. Perry ................................................................................................................19716.
International Law and the New World Order:
RedeningSovereignty
Thomas W. McShane .....................................................................................................21117.
Retooling U.S. Public Diplomacy as a Strategic Instrumentof Foreign Policy
Marybeth P. Ulrich .........................................................................................................231
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