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Jan-17-2012 | Policy Brief, Fact Sheet
Plans for cutting the federal deficit have raised an important question: what impact would military spending reductions have on jobs? This fact sheet is an update with new numbers from 2011 for U.S. employment effects of military and domestic spending. ... Read More »
Oct-31-2011 | Policy Brief
In this policy brief, William D. Hartung explores the mutually beneficial and close ties between the arms lobby and super committee members. ... Read More »
by Wayne Smith
Jul-12-2011 | Policy Brief
Wayne Smith argues that this year's State Department Trafficking in Persons Report wrongly portrays Cuba as a tier three violator. ... Read More »
by Tom Barry
Jul-01-2011 | Policy Brief
Mexico's drug-trafficking organizations constitute a threat to regional security and to U.S. national security, says the U.S. government. Yet, the region is becoming less secure and less safe as the result of the security emphasis of U.S. counternarcotics initiatives... Read More »
by Wayne Smith
Apr-11-2011 | Policy Brief
Wayne Smith discusses President Carter's press conference in Havana.... Read More »
by Wayne Smith
Apr-11-2011 | Policy Brief
U.S.-Cuba relations - and the Obama administration's standing - received a painful and embarrassing blow when an El Paso jury acquitted arch-terrorist Luis Posada Carriles of all charges, despite the overwhelming evidence against him. ... Read More »
by Tom Barry
Apr-11-2011 | Policy Brief
Following the September 11 terrorist attacks, the Border Patrol adapted its rhetoric to reflect its newly acquired homeland security mission. In the past, the Border Patrol only occasionally referred to its mission as "securing the border."... Read More »
by Wayne Smith
Mar-26-2011 | Policy Brief
Wayne Smith provides a brief analysis on the Cuban Five, examining the most recent press conference on March 22 where new exculpatory evidence was presented in the cases of two of the Cuban Five. ... Read More »
by Wayne Smith
Jun-15-2010 | Policy Brief
Wayne Smith discusses the case of the Cuban Five and how it reflects on the United States... Read More »
by Tom Barry
Jan-11-2010 | Policy Brief
Outsourcing governmental responsibilities to private contractors is routine and alarming. The Black- water, Wackenhut, CACI, and Halliburton scandals have highlighted the damage to our foreign affairs resulting from the reliance on private contractors to perform essential foreign policy missions. However... Read More »
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