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About Win Without War

Coordinating advocacy and building support for more progressive national security policies.

The Win Without War coalition, led by former Congressman Tom Andrews and comprised of 40 grassroots organizations, coordinates advocacy and builds support for more progressive national security policies. Formed in 2002 to lead the first national campaign against the war in Iraq and the disastrous policies of the Bush/Cheney Administration, the coalition has continued its work to demilitarize U.S. policy in Afghanistan, continue the timely withdrawal of troops from Iraq and advance progressive foreign policy that de-emphasizes military solutions while remaining consistent with our Constitution and the rule of law.

Learn more about Win Without War at www.winwithoutwar.org.

Myths vs. Realities of Pentagon Spending

By William D. Hartung, Stephen Miles

Jul-17-2012 | Fact Sheet

As defense contractors play to American's fears of poor security to increase military spending, Bill Hartung and Stephen Miles reveal the facts about Pentagon spending... Read More »

Report to Supporters: Turning Promises Into Policy

By CIP

Jun-04-2012 | Report

Read about the latest research and projects undertaken by CIP's expert staff as they seek to apply pressure to ensure that politicians' promises become actual policy.... Read More »

Letter to Congress: Rein in Wasteful Pentagon Spending

By CIP, Various Organizations

Jan-30-2013 | Letter

CIP joins over 50 other organizations in signing a letter setting out two priorities for the ongoing budget fight... Read More »

The Scandal We Should Be Talking About

By William D. Hartung, Stephen Miles

Nov-14-2012 | Article

While our news media pores over every titillating detail of the Petraeus affair, there's another scandal that's gone largely unnoticed by the defense community. Last Friday, Lockheed Martin quietly announced that after having been groomed to take over for departing C.E.O. Robert Stevens this January, that would-be C.E.O. Christopher Kubasik would be resigning over a long-term extramarital affair ... Read More »

Pentagon Spending: Profits and Politics Trump National Security

By William D. Hartung, Stephen Miles

Sep-20-2012 | Article

Miles and Hartung discuss the current debate about "sequestration" and its effects on the economy in their latest co-authored article... Read More »

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Myths vs. Realities of Pentagon Spending

By William D. Hartung, Stephen Miles

Jul-17-2012 | Fact Sheet

As defense contractors play to American's fears of poor security to increase military spending, Bill Hartung and Stephen Miles reveal the facts about Pentagon spending... Read More »

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