Information Sharing in the Intelligence Community
Karen DeYoung writing in the Washington Post discusses how the intelligence community has changed in the five years since 9/11 in its fight to stop terrorism [“A Fight Against Terrorism — and
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Karen DeYoung writing in the Washington Post discusses how the intelligence community has changed in the five years since 9/11 in its fight to stop terrorism [“A Fight Against Terrorism — and
An article posted on TechNewsWorld.com discusses a Department of Defense (DoD) report that urges the Department to adopt an open architecture approach [“Defense Dept. Report Urges Adoption of Open Technology,” By Wade-Hahn
In the panoply of nations, Rwanda stands out as one nation which has suffered through a number of calamities including civil war and genocide. Characterized by a treacherous, if beautiful, terrain, Rwanda
There have been a number of articles in the media about rebuilding Lebanon now that a cease fire is in place. Some describe the rebuilding effort as a race between the West
As the Iraqi insurgency drags on, more and more Americans are wondering how and when the occupation is going to end. When the Bush administration went into Iraq, it did so with
As Tom Barnett and I meet with government, non-government, and commercial groups, we often talk about the importance of the military/market nexus. The military-market nexus includes the relationship between security and commerce,
In my blog about the need for Global Leadership, I noted that “the reason that Hamas and Hezbollah and al Qaeda are able to garner support is that they seep into countries
I have posted comments before about corporate responsibility and attempts some companies have made to be socially responsible (“Corporate Conscience“). Adding to the discussion, Washington Post columnist Sebastian Mallaby wrote an interesting
I started Enterra Solutions because I saw companies struggling with tectonic shifts in the competitive environment that emerged at the beginning of this century. Those changes included changes in the security environment,
In an opinion piece published in the Washington Post, Rep. Jim Kolbe (R-AZ) discussed the potential consequences of the collapse of the Doha Round of trade talks [“How Will The Poor Trade
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