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ASP Podcast – 2012 look ahead
posted by Paul Hamill on January 5, 2012 at 11:01 am
A panel of experts discuss the challenges and opportunities in 2012 regarding national security
Issues in the podcast include: Iran, North Korea, defense budget and strategy, Afghanistan, stability operations, Russia and Putin, the Euro and others …
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Featuring:
Stephen Cheney, CEO of ASP
Andrew Holland, ASP Senior Fellow specializing in energy and climate
Joshua Foust, ASP Fellow specializing in defense issues, development policy, and terrorism
Moderated by:
Paul Hamill, ASP Director of External Relations
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Additional Resources
20 Years After the Fall: The U.S. and Russia in the Post-Soviet World
REPORT: America’s Energy Choices
REPORT: US Measure of Success in Afghanistan Is Still Unclear 10 Years Later
Expeditionary Economics: A New Approach to Foreign Aid
Listen to other podcasts in our series:
Central Asia: What’s Happening and How It Impacts US Foreign Policy
Covering Conflict as a Journalist, Libya and Afghanistan
Afghanistan, Central & South Asia – energy, mining and private sector development
Energy Choices, Climate Change and CAFE Fuel Standards
A Farewell from Dr. Jim Ludes and a Discussion on National Security
Rare Earth Metals and Development in Afghanistan
Nuclear Security and the Future of the Marine Corp
Expeditionary Economics and Libya
Relevant Reports
Measuring Success: Are We Winning? 10 Years in Afghanistan – May 2012 Update
Fact Sheet: Afghanistan Timeline to 2014
The “War on Terror”: One Year On
Cause and Effect: U.S. Gasoline Prices
Backgrounder: What to know about the upcoming P5+1-Iran summitRelevant Resources
Huntsman: “we need to break oil’s monopoly as a transportation fuel”
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