U.S. Domestic and National Security Agendas: Into the Twenty-First Century

Table of contents

• Recent Titles in Contributions in Military Studies ii
• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Figures and Tables vii
• Foreword ix
• Preface xiii
• Part I Introduction 1
• I The Strategic Landscape, Domestic Imperatives, and National Security 3
• NOTES 21
• Part II Domestic Issues: Shaping the National Security Agenda 25
• 2: War without Killing 27
• U.S. Conceptions of Democracy and Security in a World Environment of Culturally Alien Political Thought: Linkages and Contradictions 41
• 4: The American Economy, the Defense Budget, and National Security 62
• 5 Demographics and the American Military at the End of the Twentieth Century 82
• NOTES 98
• Part III The Domestic and International Security Landscapes: Contradictions and Complexities 101
• 6: U.S. National Security Agenda and U.S. National Security Policy: Realities and Dilemmas 103
• 7 The Implications of Globalization for U.S. National Security: Defense Industrial Production and the Proliferation of Military Technology 119
• NOTES 136
• 8 The Gulf War: Lessons for the Future 143
• NOTES 154
• Part IV U.S. National Security: Into the Twenty-First Century 157
• 9: Reorganizing America's Security Establishment 159
• 10: Total Force Policy 191
• II: Civil-Military Relations in the New Era 207
• Part V Conclusions 223
• 12: Into the Twenty-First Century 225
• Select Bibliography 233
• Index 241
• About the Editors and Contributors 251

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