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November 2009 Highlights
RAND NATIONAL DEFENSE RESEARCH INSTITUTE — FFRDC
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HOW HAVE DEPLOYMENTS DURING THE WAR ON TERRORISM AFFECTED REENLISTMENT?
Authors: Hosek, et al.
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OFFICER CLASSIFICATION AND THE FUTURE OF DIVERSITY AMONG SENIOR MILITARY LEADERS: A CASE STUDY OF THE ARMY ROTC
Authors: Lim, et al.
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RAND ARROYO CENTER — FFRDC
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TOWARD AFFORDABLE SYSTEMS: PORTFOLIO ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT FOR ARMY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS
Authors: Chow, et al.
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PROJECT AIR FORCE — FFRDC
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CYBERDETERRENCE AND CYBERWAR
Author: Libicki
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COMMENTARY
The following are national security related commentaries that RAND researchers have contributed to news publications in the past month. To retrieve past commentary pieces, please visit RAND's commentary page.
Keeping Our Allies on Our Side in Afghanistan
By Leo Michel, Robert E. Hunter (Los Angeles Times)
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Biden's Task in Eastern Europe: Reassurance
By F. Stephen Larrabee, Christopher S. Chivvis (The Christian Science Monitor)
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Prime Numbers: Doped
By Beau Kilmer, Peter H. Reuter (Foreign Policy)
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Fighting Terror the Cold War Way
By Todd C. Helmus, Dalia Dassa Kaye (Foreignpolicy.com)
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The Great Silencing: Intolerance and Censorship in the Arab World
By Cynthia P. Schneider, Nadia Oweidat (CNN.com)
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Afghanistan: Echoes of Vietnam
By James Dobbins (The Huffington Post)
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How to Tell if We're Winning the Afghan War
By Nora Bensahel (The Providence Journal)
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Path to a Pashtun Rebellion in Afghanistan
By Seth G. Jones (Washington Post online)
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China: Self-Perception vs. Outside Perception
By Michael J. Lostumbo (World Journal)
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