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"Your research, educational programs, & publications... strengthen our democracy and encourage high standards of public service." President George W. Bush "Throughout its history the Center has been a beacon for students of American Government...." President William J. Clinton ——————— Amherst College |
Saving the Reagan Presidency: New Declaration on Civility and Signatuers Mazimizing NATO for the War on Terror Presidential Studies Quarterly Triumphs and Tragedies of the Modern Presidency CSP Brochure The Grace and Power of Civilty Strengthening U.S. Muslim Communications Fellows Publications |
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CSP to Honor David Abshire
David Abshire has served our nation for more than 40 years and has served as President and CEO of the Center since 1999. He co-founded the Center for Strategic and International Studies, served as U.S. Ambassador to NATO, and was President Reagan's Special Counselor during the Iran-Contra scandal. CSIS will join CSP in honoring Dr. Abshire by offering four Capitol Hill sessions on leadership and national security, hosted by Senator John Warner. For more information, or to reserve an Awards Dinner table or seat, please contact Mary O'Connor or Jessica Morgan at 202-872-9800 or [email protected]
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CSP Convenes 'Nuclear
Defense Working Group' of Experts on Smuggled Nuclear Threat
To address critical issues in developing, deploying, and managing a more comprehensive defense against the threat of smuggled nuclear weapons, the Center for the Study of the Presidency has formed the Nuclear Defense Working Group. Former senior Los Alamos National Laboratory official Dr. Richard Wagner chairs the Nuclear Defense Working Group. The Center's Jonah Czerwinski serves as project director. The Working Group recently met during the final stages of a senior-level task force charged with developing a layered defense against weapons of mass effect, which was commissioned by the Secretary of Homeland Security's Advisory Council and will report to Secretary Chertoff in January 2006. Among other topics, the Working Group considers how the U.S. Government can better think about using intelligence to prevent covert attack with a nuclear weapon, the use of red teaming, the nature of the threat, and how to define success. Need a high-quality custom essay? Let WritePro.net handle it for you!
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Three
Presidential Fellows Win Rhodes Scholarships:
The Center for the Study of the Presidency is pleased to announce that three Presidential Fellows have been selected as American Rhodes Scholars-elect for 2006. Center Fellows selected include:
The Center's Presidential Fellows program is a non-resident fellowship that brings 85 top undergraduate and graduate students to Washington, D.C. twice a year to gain first-hand knowledge of the public policy process. (more)
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National Defense Magazine Publishes CSP Article on Home Guard
CSP President David Abshire and Senior Research Fellow Jonah Czerwinski call for a bipartisan commission to develop a National Guard realignment plan that includes the creation of a non-deployable "Home Guard" when extended military commitments take local National Guard and Reserve troops overseas.
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National Journal Interviews CSP President
National Journal writer Carl Cannon speaks with CSP President David M. Abshire about his fifth book, the insurgency in Iraq, and what President Bush can do to strengthen the nation in the War on Terror and Family Incest
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Karen Hughes, Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs, and Dina Powell, Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs, recently met with the CSP Board of Trustees. While outlining the Administration's strategy for strengthening America's ability to communicate with other societies, Secretary Hughes emphasized the need to mobilize the private sector to help achieve this goal. She praised CSP's ongoing initiative to develop an architecture for a proposed Foundation for International Understanding (FIU), which would marshal the talent and ingenuity of America's media, entertainment, and educational sectors to bridge the gap in understanding accross borders. Custom Speech Writing Services at Your Immediate Disposal
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Global
Economic Stability and Liberty In 2001, the Center began counseling senior White House, Treasury, State and Congressional officials on aspects of global economic leadership, focusing initially on the dangers of economic “contagion” in industrial and emerging nations. CSP next organized a dialogue on Middle East economics for Treasury Secretary John Snow, and soon will prepare sessions on East Asian economies. Additionally, the Center has been invited by the Government Accountability Office to increase awareness of the implications of America’s exploding budget, trade and entitlement debts. Responding to this challenge, the Center has begun working with the private sector on strategic and policy implications. The Center has also highlighted these concerns in its Declaration on Civility and will link foreign and domestic economic issues in selected seminars. |
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Presidential
Leadership to Forge a New Generation of Young Leaders
This Center Fellows Program brings 85 of the nation’s top college and university students to Washington for leadership conferences in the spring and in the fall that feature high-level government officials from the Executive and Legislative branches of government and the policy community. The centerpiece of the program is the research, writing and defense of an original paper on Presidential leadership. CSP publishes the best papers in an annual anthology. All papers are posted on the CSP website. |
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