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A Vision for the future.(National Security)(Book Review)
A Vision for the Future Thomas Donnelly, "The Top Ten Questions for the Post 9/11 World," AEI National Security Outlook, July 2004 (aei.org)
In a series of very short essays outlining the state of the post-9/11 world, AEI fellow Thomas Donnelly sketches a broad overview of a world that's changed significantly in some respects as a result of the Islamist terror attacks but remains the same in others.
Above all, Donnelly contends, "the fundamental correlation of power in the world remains the same" The United States still enjoys enormous power, and liberal democracy continues to flourish around the world. Despite the threat of international terror, the era is still one of Pax Americana.
The U.S., Donnelly writes, has mostly come to grips with its status and the fact that it will have to operate in an international environment. This is all the more important because the major allies like France and Germany are actually cutting defense spending, thanks to tepid economic growth and the ever-growing burden of maintaining a lavish welfare state. The major threats are growing: China, an increasingly important power; ...
- Interview With Thomas Donnelly.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire April 21, 2004 700+ words
...Tom, today's big question, considering what we saw today, why would al Qaeda want to murder Muslim school kids? THOMAS DONNELLY, RESIDENT FELLOW, AMERICAN ENTERPRISE INSTITUTE: Well, look, there's a war going inside the world of Islam as well...
- Appeals Court Judge Thomas Donnelly Poised To Retire.(Editorial Page)(Column)
- Newspaper article from: Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, NM) December 7, 1999 700+ words
Byline: Larry Calloway Of the Journal Thomas A. Donnelly, the state's senior appellate judge, delivered his resignation letter last week to the governor's office, creating an opportunity for Gov. Gary Johnson to put a fourth Republican on the 10-member New Mexico Court of Appeals. Donnelly,
- How wide is the Atlantic? Victor Davis Hanson, Danielle Pletka, James Glassman,...
- Magazine article from: The American Enterprise Hanson, Victor Davis Pletka, Danielle Glassman, James Donnelly, Thomas October 1, 2005 700+ words
Victor Davis Hanson: Today's Euro-USA Split Will Persist The new chasm between Europe and the United States seems to widen still--even as transatlantic diplomats assure us that it has narrowed--despite a common heritage and a supposedly shared goal of global democracy, free markets, and defeating
- It's up to interviewers to identify TV "experts".(Late Edition)
- Magazine article from: St. Louis Journalism Review Klotzer, Charles L. May 1, 2004 700+ words
...DeMuth, regulation Thomas Donnelly, defense, national security Nicholas Eberstadt...defense, Europe, national security Danielle Pletka, Middle...culture Fred Thompson, national security and intelligence Peter...
- Human Rights Groups Pressure U.S. to Release Details on Afghanistan Detainees.
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) May 14, 2004 700+ words
...James Lindsay, a Clinton administration national security official now with the Council on Foreign Relations...complained of being stripped and photographed. Thomas Donnelly, a national security expert at the American Enterprise Institute...
- Groups pressure U.S. to release abuse investigation results.
- Newspaper article from: Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL) May 13, 2004 700+ words
...James Lindsay, a Clinton administration national security official now with the Council on Foreign Relations...complained of being stripped and photographed. Thomas Donnelly, a national security expert at the American Enterprise Institute...
- Groups pressure U.S. to release abuse investigation results.(Chicago Tribune)
- News wire article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service Neikirk, William May 13, 2004 700+ words
...James Lindsay, a Clinton administration national security official now with the Council on Foreign Relations...complained of being stripped and photographed. Thomas Donnelly, a national security expert at the American Enterprise Institute...
- With many most-wanted Iraqis captured or dead, other militants cause problems.
- News wire article from: The America's Intelligence Wire August 26, 2004 700+ words
...coalition forces. Yet some U.S. officials are uncertain of his role and say he may have health problems. Thomas Donnelly, a national security analyst for the American Enterprise Institute, said al-Douri is "enough of a worry and a danger that...
- Bush's request could come with high political price, analysts say.(The Dallas...
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service Jackson, David September 8, 2003 700+ words
...terrorism, not to mention his prospects for re-election, analysts said. Iraq "is a huge test," said Thomas Donnelly, a national security analyst with the Washington-based American Enterprise Institute. "And if we screw it up, saving...
- Bush's request could come with high political price, analysts say.
- Newspaper article from: The Dallas Morning News (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service) September 8, 2003 700+ words
...terrorism, not to mention his prospects for re-election, analysts said. Iraq "is a huge test," said Thomas Donnelly, a national security analyst with the Washington-based American Enterprise Institute. "And if we screw it up, saving...
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