《AMERICAN DEFENSE POLICY SEVENTH EDITION》求取 ⇩

PART I. AN INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN DEFENSE POLICY1

Introduction ALAN R. VAN TASSEL3

Chapter 1. Defining American Defense Policy7

What Is American Defense Policy?8

To What Ends Military Power?17

Chapter 2. Thinking About American Defense Policy25

Bureaucratic Polities: A Paradigm GRAHAM T. ALLISON AND MORTON H. HALPERIN26

A Critique of Bureaucratic Politics RORERT J. ART33

Chapter 3. The Context of American Defense Policy43

National Security in a World of Tiers44

The Primacy of the Domestic Agenda PETER G. PETERSON, WITH JAMES K. SERENIUS54

PART II. THE ACTORS WHO INFLUENCE AMERICAN DEFENSE POLICY61

Introduction ALAN R. VAN TASSEL63

Chapter 4. The President and the Congress73

Congress and Defense Policy JAMES M. LINDSAY81

Executive-Legislative Relations after the Cold War LINDA S. JAMISON93

Chapter 5. OSD mad the Military Servlees101

The Office of the Secretary of Defense JAMES SCHLESINGER102

Service Identities and Behavior CARL H. BUILDER108

Defense Reorganization and National Security VINCENT DAVIS122

Chapter 6. The Intelligence Community131

U.S. Intelligence in an Age of Uncertainty PAULA L, SCALINGI132

Glasnost for the CIA DAVE McCURDY138

Preparing for the Twenty-First Century COMMISSION ON THE ROLES AND CAPABILITIES OF THE U.S. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY143

Chapter 7. Interest Groups, the Mledia, and Public Opinion151

The Business of Defense GORDN. ADAMS152

Soldiers and Scribblers: A Common Mission PICHARD C. HALLORAN160

Presidents, Polls, and the Use of Force CATHERINE McARDLE KELLEHER170

PART III. THE FORMULATION OF AMERICAN DEFENSE POLICY179

Introduction181

Chapter 8. The Interagency Process185

Organizing for National Security186

The Iran-Contra Affair189

Chapter 9. The Defense Acquisition Process205

Keeping the Edge206

Chapter 10. The Defense Budgeting Process227

The ARCs of the PPBS AIR COMMAND AND STAFF COLLEGE FACULTY228

The Politics of Base Closures GENEVIEVE ANTON AND JEFF THOMAS234

Chapter 11. Factors Affecting Defense Policy Making247

Crisis, Stress, and Decision Making248

The Groupthink Syndrome258

Hypotheses on Misperception262

PART IV. AMERICAN DEFENSE POLICIES275

Introduction277

Chapter 12. Strategy283

Advancing Our Interests through Engagement and Enlargement284

The National Military Strategy of the United States of America208

Chapter 13. Nuclear Policy311

The Impact of Nuclear Weapons on History312

On Dealing with the Prospect of Nuclear316

Extended Conventional Deterrence320

Chapter 14. Conventional Policy349

Global Reach-Global Power350

Global Presence357

The Mystique of U.S. Airpower360

Forward... From the Sea366

The End of Naval Strategy369

Joint and Combined Operations in the Post-Cold War Era380

Chapter 15. SOLIC and Operations Other than War387

U.S. Special Operations Forces: A Strategic Perspective388

New Contingencies, Old Roles393

Domestic Missions for the Armed Forces397

Peacekeeping: The Deepening Debate401

Peace Operations: A Department of Defense Perspective406

Chapter 16 Arms Control and Proliferation417

Introduction to Arms Control418

The Objectives of Arms Control423

Existing Arms Control Treaties430

Ongoing Arms Control Negotiations442

Missed Opportunities: Washington Politics and Nuclear Proliferation446

Facing the Emerging Reality of Regional Nuclear Adversaries453

Chapter 17. Civil-Military Relations471

The Political Dimension of Military Professionalism472

The Origins of the American Military Coup of 2012478

Civil-Military Relations in the United States490

PART V. THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN DEFENSE POLICY501

Introduction503

Chapter 18. Emerging Threats and Regional Challenges507

Integrated Regional Approaches508

Asia Pacific514

Europe523

Russia and Neighbors534

Greater Middle East543

Chapter 19. The Changing Nature of Warfare555

The Military Technical Revolution556

Cyberwar Is Coming566

The Coming Military Revolution580

Chapter 20. Some Final Thoughts585

The Future of American Defense Policy586

About the contributors593

About the Editions599

Index601