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Neuroethics and National Security
The American Journal of Bioethics, 2007Science is driven by technical innovations, and perhaps nowhere as visibly as in neuroscience. In the past decade, advances in methods have led to an explosion of studies in cognitive (Gazzaniga et...
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Intelligence and National Security: The National Security Problematique
2021This chapter examines intelligence as an aspect of national security. While intelligence has always played a role in effective national security policy, recent controversies such as the revelations by Edward Snowden about global and domestic surveillance programmes, have made it an area of intense public interest and concern.
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Information security as a national security component
Information Security Journal: A Global Perspective, 2020The essence and different approaches to the national security are explored in the article. The article interprets the objectives and provision methods of the national security.
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The Journal of American History, 1990
This chapter reflects on the concept of national security in early American foreign policy. It also illuminates the relationships between the concept of national security and the burgeoning numbers of books and articles dealing with grand strategy. Here, national security had come to mean the defense of core values from external threats.
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This chapter reflects on the concept of national security in early American foreign policy. It also illuminates the relationships between the concept of national security and the burgeoning numbers of books and articles dealing with grand strategy. Here, national security had come to mean the defense of core values from external threats.
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PSYCHIATRY AND NATIONAL SECURITY
JAMA, 1961Recent accounts in the press concerning the two employees of the National Security Agency who defected to the Soviet Union have understandably created a feeling of uneasiness about our entire security program in the minds of the public. The fact that one of the defectors had consulted a psychiatrist shortly before his defection has further confused the
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Cryptography and National Security
Information Systems Security, 1992This column addresses government policy issues that affect computer security. For good or for bad, government is increasingly involved with information systems in a variety of policy arenas, and computer security is an area that is attracting particular attention.
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Science, 1954
We are sometimes inclined to think that the phenomenon of science being of service to the nation is a new development of recent years-say since 1940. However, science has always been a national asset and has always been in the nation's service. Science and technology have been among the decisive influences that have improved the lot of the common ...
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We are sometimes inclined to think that the phenomenon of science being of service to the nation is a new development of recent years-say since 1940. However, science has always been a national asset and has always been in the nation's service. Science and technology have been among the decisive influences that have improved the lot of the common ...
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Science, 2012
The United States faces one of the most perilous conditions that I can remember in my professional life. The greatest threat we face today is not external, but internal. Our inability as a nation to reach a durable consensus on plans that match our national goals with our financial resources is, in my judgment, the greatest National Security risk.
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The United States faces one of the most perilous conditions that I can remember in my professional life. The greatest threat we face today is not external, but internal. Our inability as a nation to reach a durable consensus on plans that match our national goals with our financial resources is, in my judgment, the greatest National Security risk.
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Computers and National Security
Proceedings of the May 16-18, 1972, spring joint computer conference on - AFIPS '72 (Spring), 1971The digital computer was spawned by World War II. Military requirements have continued to pace computer development. Computer technology and weapon system sophistication have marched in tandem. Neither has dominated, but current weapon systems, operations, and management are impossible without the computer. Almost 90 percent of the Government's current
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Canadian Foreign Policy Journal, 2010
(2010). National security. Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Vol. 16, Canadian multilateralism: Past, present, and future, pp. 27-43.
Stéphane Roussel, Samir Battiss
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(2010). National security. Canadian Foreign Policy Journal: Vol. 16, Canadian multilateralism: Past, present, and future, pp. 27-43.
Stéphane Roussel, Samir Battiss
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