Preface | |
Introduction | |
A Short History | |
Enduring Questions | |
America's Security Strategy | |
American Power | |
Dilemmas of American Grand Strategy | |
Post-Cold War Grand Strategy Alternatives | |
Constraints on American Security Policy | |
The American Way of Warfare | |
Who Fights America's Wars? | |
The Different Systems | |
The Guard and Reserves | |
Who Volunteers Unanticipated Consequences of the AVF | |
Socializing the Force | |
The Military and National Politics | |
Not Above Politics Anymore | |
Soldiers' Personal Politics | |
Partisan National Security Policy? | |
Resisting Control | |
The Goldwater-Nichols Reform | |
Civilians Push Back | |
Controlling Professionals | |
The Political Economy of Defense | |
The Defense Budget | |
Replacing Public Arsenals with Private Firms | |
How Private Arsenals Work | |
A Cyclical Business | |
Regulation, Not Industrial Policy | |
The Strangest of Customers | |
The Weapons Acquisition Process | |
The Weapons Acquisition Scorecard | |
Two Types of Uncertainty | |
Seeking Reform | |
Making It Worse | |
Making It Work | |
Managing Defense | |
Management under Constraints | |
Managing To Do What? | |
Robert Strange McNamara | |
Donald Rumsfeld | |
Managing the Un-Manageable | |
Service Politics | |
The U.S. Marine Corps | |
The U.S. Army | |
The U.S. Navy | |
The U.S. Air Force | |
The U.S. Special Operations Command | |
Jointness | |
Congress, Special Interests, and the President | |
Little Interest in Oversight | |
Super-Special Interests as "Cargo Cults" | |
Presidents React to Opportunities | |
The Politics of National Security Policymaking | |
Homeland Security | |
Recognizing Threats to the Homeland | |
Don't Just Stand There, Reorganize! | |
More Planning, Please | |
Rise of the First Responders WMD | |
Preparing for the Next War | |
Markets versus Planning | |
Public versus Private | |
Experts versus Politics | |
Centralization versus Decentralization | |
Hail Confusion and Indecision | |
Glossary | |
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