U.S. Domestic and National Security Agendas

SAM C. SARKESIAN is Professor of Political Science, Loyola University, Chicago. He is the author of U.S. National Security Policy and Strategy (Greenwood, 1988), Unconventional Conflicts in a New Security Era (Greenwood, 1993) and three earlier Greenwood Press books.JOHN MEAD FLANAGIN is Research Director at the National Strategy Forum, Chicago.

• Tables and Figures Preface Foreword by Richard E. Friedman Introduction The Strategic Landscape, Domestic Imperatives, and National Security by Sam C. Sarkesian Domestic Issues: Shaping the National Security Agenda War Without Killing by Harvey M. Sapolsky U.S. Conceptions of Democracy and Security in a World Environment of Culturally Alien Political Thought: Linkages and Contradictions by Adda B. Bozeman The American Economy, the Defense Budget, and National Security by Stephen Daggett Demographics and the American Military at the End of the 20th Century by Mark J. Eitelberg and Stephen L. Mehay The Domestic and International Security Landscapes: Contradictions and Complexities The New Security Agenda and U.S. National Security Policy: Realities and Dilemmas by William J. Taylor and Don M. Snider The Implications of Globalization for U.S. National Security: Defense Industrial Production and the Proliferation of Military Technology by Stephanie G. Neuman The Gulf War: Lessons for the Future by Douglas V. Johnson II U.S. National Security: Into the 21st Century Reorganizing America's Security Establishment by Gregory D. Foster Total Force Policy by Charles E. Heller Civil-Military Relations in the New Era by Sam C. Sarkesian and John A. Williams Into the 21st Century by John Flanagin Index