Book - Tobin Project
How to Make America Safe
New Policies for National Security
How to Make America Safe: New Policies for National Security includes papers from the Tobin Project's National Security Working Group. The introduction states: "In order to win the war on terror and make America as safe as it can be, a new national security strategy is required. The seeds of such a strategy are evident in the latest works of eleven of the nation's most eminent national security scholars. They envision a broader war, which combats terrorism on all fronts - not just with military force - and directs our resources and energy toward the gravest threat we face: nuclear weapons falling into the hands of terrorists. As our experiences in Iraq have shown, our current strategy is fundamentally ill-suited to fighting the type of conflict in which we find ourselves.
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For Academic Citation:
Van Evera, Stephen, Ed.. How to Make America Safe. Cambridge, MA: Tobin Project, 2006.
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