Wednesday 1 December
Public Policy
National Security...in a very different world.
Administrative Items for Class
Announcements?
What is "New & Groovy in Public Policy?"
EXAM ON MONDAY 8 DECEMBER 9:00am - Rule of Three, and Template next week.
THE PUBLIC POLICY TOOLKIT
Definitions - What is public policy?
Contexts - What information is needed when making policy?
Models - What are specific ways to analyze policy making?
Federalism - Recognizing Levels of Gov't & Tools Used
Variables - Cause (IND) and Effect (DEP)
Process - Stages of Public Policy
Data Conclusions "Filling In Gaps" and Policy Consistency
Policymaker Types
Lowi Policy Categories
Evaluation - EXTERNALITIES and UNCERTAINTIES
| Effects | COSTS | BENEFITS |
| Tangible | ||
| Symbolic | ||
| Target Groups | ||
| Non-Target Groups |
NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY
Mixing
Foreign Policy and Defense Policy
HISTORY
ACTORS
ISSUES
STRATEGIES
WHAT
ARE AMERICA'S TOP TWO NATIONAL SECURITY THREATS?
WHEN IS FORCE APPROPRIATE?
THREAT
ASSESSMENT
STRATEGIES
FORCE
LEVELS
BUDGET
REQUESTS
FOREIGN
POLICY TOOLS
HISTORY
Regional
Player to Global
Superpower
Gradual
Change or Rapid Transformation
Spanish
American War
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...
NATO v. Warsaw
Pact
Marshall
Plan
UN
Deterrence
Arms Control
SALT I and
II and ABM Treaty– limit amount of new nuclear weapons
Nonproliferation
-
START I and
II – Reduce the amount already in place
Star Wars
– 1983 – Ballistic Missile Defense and SDI
WMD Info at CNS and at Carnegie Endowment
Chemicals
and Biological
Expanding
NATO
Middle
East
Terrorism
Gander, Newfoundland
Pan Am 103..and my classmates at SU
Waco/Ruby Ridge
Oklahoma City
Operation Enduring Freedom
ACTORS
The
National Security Team
POTUS
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?
Transportation
Support
War
Fighting