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Redefining National Security

National journal (1975), 1999-01, Vol.31 (3), p.109

MAGGS, JOHN

1999

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Reinventing Iraq.(national security and democracy in Iraq)

National journal (1975), 2003-03, Vol.35 (12), p.898

2003

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Poll: What's the Top Issue the New GOP Majority Should Focus On?

National journal (1975), 2015-01

Mimms, Sarah

2015

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High-Tech's High Anxiety.(international trade and national security)

National journal (1975), 1998-12, Vol.30 (50), p.2926

STONE, PETER H

1998

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The GOP's Plan to Isolate Rand Paul

National journal (1975), 2015-02

Alberta, Tim

2015

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Private sector retirement security: the need for a comprehensive national income security policy

National journal (1975), 1984-03, Vol.16, p.640-645

Ross, Stanford G

1984

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Brzezinski: stepping out of his backstage role [organization and operations of the National Security Council]

National journal (1975), 1977-10, Vol.9, p.1596-1601

Bonafede, Dom

1977

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Clark emerges as a tough manager, not a rival to the secretary of state [William P. Clark, President Reagan's national security adviser]

National journal (1975), 1982-07, Vol.14, p.1244-1248

Kirschten, Dick

1982

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Shooting back: defense contractors, stung by spare parts scandals and procurement reforms, say that Congress overreacted and is endangering their ability to meet national security needs

National journal (1975), 1988-05, Vol.20, p.1345-1349

Victor, Kirk

1988

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Why John McCain Doesn't Matter Anymore

National journal (1975), 2013-03

Kitfield, James

2013

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In from the cold: the thaw in the cold war has thinned the ranks and sapped the vitality of some groups on the political right that specialize in national security issues

National journal (1975), 1989-11, Vol.21, p.2746-2749

Barnes, James A

1989

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Going ballistic: W. Curtis Weldon, R-PA., who presides over the House National Security Subcommittee on Military Research and Development, is an outspoken advocate of a national missile defense shield; he and other Republican leaders are out to make missile defense a campaign issue this fall

National journal (1975), 1996-06, Vol.28, p.1318-1322

Kitfield, James

1996

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Foreign policy, the GOP candidates' vacuum

National journal (1975), 2011-11

Dreazen, Yochi J

2011

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Fighting separate wars: while American business needs to sharpen its competitive position, the Pentagon's national security programs are stifling innovation and choking exports

National journal (1975), 1987-03, Vol.19, p.602-607

Stokes, Bruce

1987

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Disaster Relief Spending Grows as Budgets Shrink

National journal (1975), 2011-05

Fernholz, Tim

2011

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Muzzling the media: the administration's attempts to reduce the flow of information in the name of national security raises fundamental questions about the role of a free press

National journal (1975), 1986-06, Vol.18, p.1716-1720

Bonafede, Dom

1986

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Democrats Toughen Image

National journal (1975), 2009-05

Barnes, James A

2009

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His NSC days may be numbered, but Allen is known for bouncing back: more important than the current controversy over gifts from a Japanese magazine is the question of how well the National Security Council is performing its job

National journal (1975), 1981-11, Vol.13, p.2114-2117

Kirschten, Dick

1981

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The Limits of Disaster Preparedness

National journal (1975), 2011-03

Ambinder, Marc

2011

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Another oil crisis? a rise in oil imports is fueling oil industry warnings of a national security threat; but there's no consensus on what action, if any, the government should take

National journal (1975), 1987-01, Vol.19, p.131-133

Stanfield, Rochelle L

1987

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Pentagon polluters: the Defense Department often cites national security when pressed to maintain the same environmental standards as corporations and cities; environmentalists see that as arrogance

National journal (1975), 1989-07, Vol.21, p.1689-1691

Morrison, David C

1989

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Looking for trouble: despite cutbacks and a rash of scandals, America's intelligence community is poised to assume an even more prominent role in U.S. national security ranks; critics say the community, a $29 billion fixture in the federal budget, is overdue for an overhaul

National journal (1975), 1996-05, Vol.28, p.1094-1098

Kitfield, James

1996

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The no-fly zone at home

National journal (1975), 2003-05, Vol.35 (19), p.1474

Clark, Drew

2003

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No sharp elbows: national security adviser Brent Snowcroft displays little aggressiveness in creating policies; but his influence may come from knowing his subject and being close to the President

National journal (1975), 1990-05, Vol.22, p.1277-1281

Madison, Christopher

1990

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Heavy lobbying and partisan politicking may save oil industry tax preferences: while industry lobbyists have argued that repeal of the tax provisions would hurt them and national security, the GOP has warned that it could harm the party

National journal (1975), 1985-05, Vol.17, p.1008-1012

Glen, Maxwell

1985

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Redefining National Security

Reinventing Iraq.(national security and democracy in Iraq)

Poll: What's the Top Issue the New GOP Majority Should Focus On?

High-Tech's High Anxiety.(international trade and national security)

The GOP's Plan to Isolate Rand Paul

Private sector retirement security: the need for a comprehensive national income security policy

Brzezinski: stepping out of his backstage role [organization and operations of the National Security Council]

Clark emerges as a tough manager, not a rival to the secretary of state [William P. Clark, President Reagan's national security adviser]

Shooting back: defense contractors, stung by spare parts scandals and procurement reforms, say that Congress overreacted and is endangering their ability to meet national security needs

Why John McCain Doesn't Matter Anymore

In from the cold: the thaw in the cold war has thinned the ranks and sapped the vitality of some groups on the political right that specialize in national security issues

Going ballistic: W. Curtis Weldon, R-PA., who presides over the House National Security Subcommittee on Military Research and Development, is an outspoken advocate of a national missile defense shield; he and other Republican leaders are out to make missile defense a campaign issue this fall

Foreign policy, the GOP candidates' vacuum

Fighting separate wars: while American business needs to sharpen its competitive position, the Pentagon's national security programs are stifling innovation and choking exports

Disaster Relief Spending Grows as Budgets Shrink

Muzzling the media: the administration's attempts to reduce the flow of information in the name of national security raises fundamental questions about the role of a free press

Democrats Toughen Image

His NSC days may be numbered, but Allen is known for bouncing back: more important than the current controversy over gifts from a Japanese magazine is the question of how well the National Security Council is performing its job

The Limits of Disaster Preparedness

Another oil crisis? a rise in oil imports is fueling oil industry warnings of a national security threat; but there's no consensus on what action, if any, the government should take

Pentagon polluters: the Defense Department often cites national security when pressed to maintain the same environmental standards as corporations and cities; environmentalists see that as arrogance

Looking for trouble: despite cutbacks and a rash of scandals, America's intelligence community is poised to assume an even more prominent role in U.S. national security ranks; critics say the community, a $29 billion fixture in the federal budget, is overdue for an overhaul

The no-fly zone at home

No sharp elbows: national security adviser Brent Snowcroft displays little aggressiveness in creating policies; but his influence may come from knowing his subject and being close to the President

Heavy lobbying and partisan politicking may save oil industry tax preferences: while industry lobbyists have argued that repeal of the tax provisions would hurt them and national security, the GOP has warned that it could harm the party

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