Wednesday 1 December

Public Policy

National Security...in a very different world. 

Administrative Items for Class

THE PUBLIC POLICY TOOLKIT

Effects COSTS BENEFITS
Tangible
Symbolic
Target Groups
Non-Target Groups 

NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY

Mixing Foreign Policy and Defense Policy   

WHAT ARE AMERICA'S TOP TWO NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS?

WHEN IS FORCE APPROPRIATE? 

   The Process of Securing the Nation...

 FOREIGN POLICY TOOLS 

HISTORY

Isolationist  or Interventionist

Regional Player to Global Superpower

Gradual Change or Rapid Transformation

Monroe Doctrine – Local and/or Backyard

Spanish American War - TR

World War I – Global Assistance to European Neighbors

Interwar – Isolation or Not

December 7, 1941 – Not!

World War II

Two Front War   Europe and Asia/Pacific

Los Alamos, Trinity, Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Cold War

Nuclear – SU v. US

Korea – Cuba – Vietnam – The World through a Bipolar Lens

Containment – The "X" Article...

Deterrence - carrying a VERY BIG stick - the extreme...MAD

Arms Control

Star Wars – 1983 – Ballistic Missile Defense and SDI

 End of the Cold War  - 1990 - What's Next, Who is Left?

NBC and Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation - WMD

WMD Info at CNS and at Carnegie Endowment

Chemicals and Biological

Expanding NATO to include old WTO "enemies"

  New threats and New Enemies

Middle East  and Pacific Rim and South Asia and Missiles

Terrorism

ACTORS

The National Security Team  

POTUS  and VP and NSA Coordinating (CIA/DCI, DIA, NRO, FBI and NSA) and CJCS/JCS and SecDef/DOD (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard) and SecState/DoS and Homeland Security and the HSA

Others - GlobalSecurity.org

ACTIVITIES

Nuclear Triad

BM = Ballistic Missile

CM’s = Cruise Missile  

Megatons 1,000,000 tons of TNT

v.      

WWII 20 Kiltons  or 20,000 tons of TNT

WHAT SHOULD WE SPEND OUR MILITARY BUDGET ON?

Intelligence

Transportation

Support

War Fighting