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• Pakistani Meltdown: Choosing Between Democracy and Dictatorship
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  Feb 7, 2012
  The high stakes struggle for power between the civilian, military and intelligence institutions in Pakistan has significant implications for the future of US-Pakistani relations. CNP President Scott Bates and a panel of experts discussed what the constitutional crisis in Pakistan means for the war in Afghanistan, regional stability, nuclear security and the struggle against Al Qaeda.
• Shifting Sands: The Future of the US-Egyptian Relationship
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  Feb 1, 2012
  With Islamist parties dominating the new parliament and the powers of the yet undetermined president uncertain, what changes can we expect in Egyptian foreign policy? Will the military continue to have an instrumental political role after it returns to the barracks post-June 2012?
• Egypt Military Council Crackdown Baffles Experts
  By: Joshua Hersh, Huffington Post
  Feb 1, 2012
• How to Prevent War in the Gulf: While Stopping Iran from Getting the Bomb
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  Jan 26, 2012
  In an effort to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions, the United States and European Union have warned the Iranian regime of prospective sanctions that would deal a devastating blow to their energy sector. Tehran's retaliatory threat to close the Strait of Hormuz has inflamed tensions in the Gulf with an escalating war of words.
• The End of the Afghan War: Talking with the Taliban and What Comes Next
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  Jan 24, 2012
  With US troop withdrawals moving forward, is an end in sight for the decade long war in Afghanistan? Will peace talks with the Taliban yield results? CNP President Scott Bates, The Honorable Paul McHale, Michael O'Hanlon and Joshua Foust discuss what the end of the Afghan War might mean for American interests and the people of the region.
• The Best Defense: Protecting America in an Age of Austerity
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  Jan 10, 2012
  CNP hosted a discussion with Lawrence Korb, Spencer Ackerman and Heather Hurlburt about what might come next after Secretary of Defense and former CNP Chairman Leon Panetta has issued new Strategic Guidance that promises to redefine the mission and means of how best to protect American interests and values for years to come.
• Iowa: The Aftermath - What It All Means and What Comes Next On The Road to the White House
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  Jan 4, 2012
  CNP President Scott Bates, along with leading political professionals and commentators Frank Donatelli, Margie Omero and Anil Mammen, discussed the results of the Iowa Caucus, the State of the Presidential race and what it means for American politics and government.
• A View from Inside North Korea
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  Dec 20, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Robert Carlin and retired Foreign Service Officer Jeff Baron to share their thoughts on North Korea based on many visits to one of the world's most secretive societies.
• The Case of Kosovo
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  Dec 19, 2011
  A CNP and NDI discussion with The Honorable Atifete Jahjaga, President of the Republic of Kosovo.
• Asia to the Rescue: The European Debt Crisis and Shifts in Global Power
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  Nov 17, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Pat Mulloy and Joshua Meltzer for a discussion about if Asia can come to the rescue of a Europe in the midst of financial crisis and at what price.
• New Attitudes Toward Preparedness Required for Connected Citizens
  By: Emergency Management
  Nov 8, 2011
• Social media requires reassessment of government's role in response, says Bates
  By: David Perera, FierceGovernment
  Nov 2, 2011
• Connecting America: Building Resilience with Social Media
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  Oct 28, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted a discussion that examined recommendations on how new developments in social networking can be harnessed to empower Americans to be resilient in the face of the risks and disruptions that might occur due to natural or manmade disasters.
• O'Connell Students Say Eyes Were Opened by 9/11 Program
  By: Sun Gazette
  Oct 18, 2011
• Dr. Stephen Flynn to lead new Homeland Security Research Institute at Northeastern University
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  Sep 26, 2011
  Dr. Stephen Flynn has accepted an appointment by Northeastern University President Joseph E. Aoun to be the founding co-Director of the new George J. Kostas Research Institute for Homeland Security.
• Gander receives heartfelt thank-you at Washington ceremony
  By: Kevin Higgins, The Beacon
  Sep 16, 2011
• Brittle Infrastructure, Community Resilience, and National Security
  By: Stephen Flynn and Sean Burke, TR News © National Academy of Sciences
  Sep 15, 2011
• Celebrating U.S. Resilience: The 9/11 Tenth Anniversary Summit
  By: The Infrastructurist
  Sep 12, 2011
• A more vigilant watch for Sub Base, Coast Guard
  By: Jennifer McDermott, The Day
  Sep 11, 2011
• Washington event captures resilience after 9/11
  By: Shannon Young, Nashua Telegraph
  Sep 11, 2011
• The 9/11 decade: Can we reclaim our sense of unity and hope?
  By: Scott Bates, The Day
  Sep 11, 2011
• Tom Hanks Narrates 'BOATLIFT,' Honors Untold 9/11 Story Of Mariner Heroes (VIDEO)
  By: Eddie Rosenstein, The Huffington Post
  Sep 10, 2011
• Rebuilding America
  By: Stephen Flynn and Eddie Rosenstein, Reuters
  Sep 10, 2011
• VIDEO: Voices of 9/11
  By: The Day
  Sep 10, 2011
• Are we any safer ten years after the 9/11 attacks?
  By: Real Law Radio
  Sep 10, 2011
• Newfoundland town praised for 9-11 aid
  By: Bryn Weese, Parliamentary Bureau
  Sep 9, 2011
• Boatlifters: The unknown story of 9/11
  By: Katharine Herrup, Reuters
  Sep 9, 2011
• Obama praises Canada for 'friendship, solidarity' post 9/11
  By: Sheldon Alberts, Postmedia News
  Sep 9, 2011
• Gander, N.L., to receive 9-11 award from U.S.
  By: Bryn Weese, Parliamentary Bureau
  Sep 7, 2011
• Gander, N.L., to be honoured in Washington on 10th anniversary of 9/11
  By: Sheldon Alberts, Postmedia News
  Sep 7, 2011
• 'Are we safer?'
  By: Debbie Siegelbaum, The Hill
  Sep 7, 2011
• Homeland Secruity 10 years after 9-11/Public Health Preparedness
  By: All Sides with Anne Fisher
  Sep 7, 2011
• Canada-U.S. relationship has 'matured' 10 years after 9-11, Doer says
  By: Lee-Anne Goodman, The Canadian Press
  Sep 6, 2011
• 9/11: 'Create Communities Around Positive Issues'
  By: Bree Shirvell, Stonington-Mystic Patch
  Sep 5, 2011
• U.S. "War on Terror" evolving a decade after 9/11
  By: Reuters
  Sep 5, 2011
• Film Festival Marking 9/11 Focuses on Resilience
  By: Kate Tummarello, Roll Call
  Sep 3, 2011
• New film recalls massive 9/11 sea evacuation
  By: Jason Ukman, The Washington Post
  Sep 1, 2011
• Is NYC ready for Hurricane Irene?
  By: CNN
  Aug 26, 2011
• Irene eyes heavily populated -- and least prepared -- urban centers
  By: CNN
  Aug 26, 2011
• The Northeast Has Seen A Hurricane Lull, But It Doesn't Mean There's No Risk
  By: Eyder Peralta, NPR
  Aug 26, 2011
• Film Festival and Daylong Summit at Newseum to be the Main Washington Event Commemorating 9/11 Tenth Anniversary
  By: PR Newswire
  Aug 10, 2011
• Sign an investment treaty with the US, economist says
  By: William Lowther, Taipei Times
  Aug 7, 2011
• Taiwan's 'freedom of action' in danger
  By: William Lowther, Taipei Times
  Aug 5, 2011
• Building Resilience Through Meta-Leadership
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  Aug 4, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Dr. Marcus and Dr. Ashkenazi for a discussion where they introduced the "Ten Critical Leadership Lessons from the Post-911 Decade" and discussed how this research fills a critical gap in our approach to national security.
• Chinese opposition not a concern of U.S.-Taiwan FTA: scholar
  By: Chou Yung-chieh and Christie Chen, Focus Taiwan News Channel
  Aug 4, 2011
• The Future of the US-Taiwan Relationship
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  Aug 3, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Robert Sutter, Yeh-chung Lu, and Derek Scissors for a discussion on the future of the U.S.- Taiwan relationship and the prospects for continued peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
• National Governor's Association 2011 Annual Meeting
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  Jul 16, 2011
  Dr. Stephen Flynn spoke at the the National Governors Association on July 16, 2011 along with Governors Jan Brewer (R-AZ), Martin O'Malley (D-MD) and David Aguilar.
• Analysts: New Strategy Focuses On Insurgent Leaders
  By: Scott Neuman, NPR
  Jun 30, 2011
• US-Taiwan Business Council urges US arms sales to Taiwan
  By: Taiwan Today
  Jun 24, 2011
• Would China Really Just Shrug at U.S.-Sponsored Taiwan Independence?
  By: Justin Logan, The National Interest
  Jun 24, 2011
• Delay on arms sales will undermine allies' trust in U.S.: experts
  By: Zep Hu and Lilian Wu, Focus Taiwan
  Jun 23, 2011
• More Interagency Collaboration, Wider Grant Funding Required to Boost Mass Transit Security, Experts Say
  By: Michelle Hong, Homeland Security Today
  Jun 23, 2011
• Experts call for US, China policy shift to avoid war
  By: William Lowther, Taipei Times
  Jun 23, 2011
• Arming Taiwan: Impact on Asian Security
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  Jun 22, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Joseph Bosco, Justin Logan and Rupert Hammond-Chambers for a discussion on continued U.S. arms sales to Taiwan and the impacts on the security interests of the United States and regional allies.
• Beyond Law Enforcement and Screeners: Elevating the Role of Public Engagement and Resilience in Rail and Transit Security
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  Jun 22, 2011
  CNP President, Steve Flynn, testifies on rail and transit security before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs.
• When Warnings Don’t Work
  By: Henry Fountain, The New York Times
  May 28, 2011
• The Future of Free Trade in Asia
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  May 5, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted a conversation with Eric Chiang, Philip Levy, and Daniel Griswold as they discussed the future of free-trade in East Asia and the security implications for the United States, Japan, ROK and Taiwan.
• For U.S. military, 'the job is not done'
  By: Jennifer McDermott, The Day
  May 3, 2011
• A Perspective from the Department
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  Apr 28, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Assistant Secretary Todd Keil for a discussion on improving infrastructure protection information sharing and furthering community capacity building.
• Leon Panetta nominated as the next U.S. Secretary of Defense
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  Apr 28, 2011
  On April 28, 2011, President Barack Obama nominated former Chairman of the Board of the Center for National Policy (2000 to 2002), Leon Panetta, as the next United States Secretary of Defense.
• Is The U.S. Prepared For A Disaster Like The One In Japan?
  By: Fox News
  Mar 23, 2011
• The Nation's Crumbling Infrastructure
  By: The Diane Rehm Show
  Mar 22, 2011
• Business-school research: No longer all at sea
  By: The Economist
  Mar 21, 2011
• Meltdown looms as errors mount at Fukushima nuclear plant
  By: Shawn McCarthy, The Globe and Mail
  Mar 15, 2011
• Adrienne Arsht named top philanthropist
  By: The Miami Herald
  Mar 14, 2011
• Engineering News-Record's Mitigating Disaster through Design & Construction Conference
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  Mar 3, 2011
  On March 3, 2011, Dr. Stephen Flynn participated in a panel discussion, "Taking the Philosophy of Resilience Into Practice," as part of Engineering News-Record's Mitigating Disaster through Design & Construction Conference.
• A National Security Perspective on Resilience
  By: Stephen Flynn, Resilience: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Science and Humanitarianism
  Mar 1, 2011
• The Coming Counterrevolution?
  By: Scott Bates for Democracy Arsenal
  Feb 23, 2011
• Dr. Stephen Flynn receives the 2010 TISP Private Sector Award
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  Feb 11, 2011
  In recognition of his leadership and expertise in homeland security and infrastructure resilience, The Infrastructure Security Partnership presented CNP President, Dr. Stephen Flynn, with the 2010 TISP Private Sector Award on February 11, 2011. Since September 11, 2001, Dr. Flynn has worked to advance resilience where it is today as a major focal point of the National Security Strategy.
• Prospects for Democracy in the Middle East: Egypt and Beyond
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  Feb 10, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Professor Gregory Aftandilian, Lara Friedman and Les Campbell for a discussion on popular reform movements sweeping Egypt and the Middle East, their chances for success and how they might affect the interests of the United States and our allies.
• The Rise of China's Military: Consequences for the U.S. and Our Allies
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  Feb 9, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Andrew Erickson, Abraham Denmark and Roger Cliff for a discussion on the PRC's naval and air capabilities and how their development impacts the security interests of the United States and its regional allies.
• End of Color-Coded Threat Alert System Widely Welcomed
  By: Martin Matishak, Global Security Newswire
  Jan 28, 2011
• We're Looking for a Few Clean War Machines
  By: Eliza Strickland, Discover Magazine
  Jan 24, 2011
• Perspectives on Infrastructure Resilience
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  Jan 12, 2011
  The Center for National Policy hosted Brandon Wales, Dr. Najib Abboud, and Dan Prieto to discuss their perspectives on the opportunity of, and challenges to, building sustainable infrastructure resilience.
• DHS Looking to Integrate Resilience Into Everyday Operations
  By: Jennifer Scholtes, CQ Staff
  Jan 12, 2011
• The Debate Over Airport Security
  By: Jayshree Bajoria, Council on Foreign Relations
  Dec 28, 2010
• Surviving terrorism
  By: Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
  Dec 26, 2010
• How America Can Rise Again
  By: James Fallows, the Atlantic
  Dec 16, 2010
• Commandant: Coast Guard Suffering Under Strain of Tight Budgets
  By: Eric Beidel, National Defense
  Dec 16, 2010
• When Matty wins, we all lose.
  By: Curt Guyette, Detroit Metro Times
  Dec 15, 2010
• The Challenges of Adapting to a Changing Climate
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  Dec 14, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Dr. Bruce Parker for a discussion in which he highlighted the important themes in his latest book The Power of the Sea: Tsunamis, Storm Surges, Rogue Waves, and Our Quest to Predict Disasters.
• Chinese State-Controlled Market Policies Increasingly Unfavorable to the U.S.
  By: Andrea Hayley, The Epoch Times
  Dec 5, 2010
• Competing with China: How the US Can Create Jobs in the 21st Century
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  Dec 3, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Chairman of the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission Dan Slane and Commissioner Pat Mulloy for a discussion on their recently released report on how to better prepare the United States for the most challenging economic competition of our time.
• The Edmund S. Muskie Distinguished Public Service Award 2010
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  Nov 17, 2010
• Backlash grows over pat-downs, scanners
  By: Charisse Jones & Thomas Frank, USA TODAY
  Nov 17, 2010
• Airport security roils Thanksgiving travelers
  By: Christopher Hinton, MarketWatch
  Nov 17, 2010
• 2010 Edmund S. Muskie Award Ceremony
  By:
  Nov 17, 2010
• Undercover Bioterror Lab
  By: The Dr. Oz Show
  Nov 16, 2010
• China's Blue Water Navy: Tipping the Strategic Balance?
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  Nov 5, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Dr. Bernard Cole for a discussion about his thoughts on China's naval buildup and the potential for it to trigger a regional arms race that may well destabilize a careful strategic balance between the rising powers of Asia and the Pacific.
• PRC, Please Build Carriers
  By: Colin Clark, DoD Buzz
  Nov 5, 2010
• Security Critic Urges Industry Response to Terrorism
  By: R.G. Edmonson, The Journal of Commerce Online
  Nov 3, 2010
• How safe and secure are seaports such as Philadelphia?
  By: Linda Loyd, The Philadelphia Inquirer
  Nov 2, 2010
• Bombs Point To Weaknesses In Air Cargo Security
  By: All Things Considered, NPR
  Nov 2, 2010
• Lack of Cargo Screening Requirements Opens Door to Terrorists
  By: Russell Goldman, ABC News
  Oct 30, 2010
• U.S. Nuclear-Bomb Scan Ignored by Truckers, Boxes Go Unchecked
  By: Angela Greiling Keane and Kyunghee Park, Bloomberg
  Oct 29, 2010
• The Rise of China
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  Oct 20, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Christopher Ford and Dan Blumenthal for a discussion on how history has focused and influenced the Chinese world view and what that means for the region and the world as China gains influence in international affairs.
• Experts: Invest in local efforts to detect terror
  By: Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press
  Sep 16, 2010
• Assessing the Terrorism Threat: The Implications for Homeland Security
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  Sep 15, 2010
• Terrorist attacks become more difficult to prevent
  By: Alyssa Kleven, MyNorthwest.com
  Sep 13, 2010
• Report: al Qaeda poses changing threat to America
  By: Pam Benson and Alan Silverleib, CNN
  Sep 11, 2010
• Panel: Commercial flights remain top terror targets
  By: Thomas Frank, USA TODAY
  Sep 11, 2010
• Report: Terrorist Threats Are More Difficult To Detect
  By: C-SPAN
  Sep 10, 2010
• Study on Terrorism Predicts Smaller, More Attacks
  By: Carolyn Presutti, Voice of America
  Sep 10, 2010
• A Diverse and More Complex Threat
  By: Bruce Hoffman, The National Interest
  Sep 10, 2010
• CNP President Stephen Flynn to join Former 9/11 Commissioners Kean and Hamilton at National Press Club Friday, September 10 to Discuss Changing Nature of the Terrorist Threat and Implications for Home
  By: Center for National Policy
  Sep 8, 2010
• We're still not ready for another Hurricane Katrina
  By: Stephen Flynn, The Washington Post
  Aug 29, 2010
• Panel: Hurricane on heels of the BP oil spill could create chaos
  By: Norah Swanson, Government Executive
  Aug 27, 2010
• Gulf Needs Immediate Guidance And Funding, Report Says
  By: Chris Strohm, National Journal
  Aug 27, 2010
• Hurricane Preparation
  By: C-SPAN | Washington Journal
  Aug 27, 2010
• Has FEMA Recovered From Hurricane Katrina?
  By: Brian Naylor, NPR
  Aug 27, 2010
• Before the Next Katrina: Urgent Recommendations for the President & Congress on Gulf Coast Resilience
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  Aug 27, 2010
  CNP publicly released its report on recommendations for the Congress and President about what steps need to be taken, right now, to bolster the resiliency of the residents of the Gulf Coast in advance of a major storm impacting the region during the cleanup of the BP oil spill.
• Before the Next Katrina - Press Coverage
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  Aug 27, 2010
• Five years since Hurricane Katrina changed life on the Gulf coast...
  By: The Jim Bohannon Show
  Aug 27, 2010
• New Center for National Policy Report Warns That Much More Needs to Be Done to Address the Unique Challenges of a Hurricane Striking Amidst the Oil Spill
  By: Center for National Policy
  Aug 26, 2010
• A Coast Guard in Distress
  By: Zachary Warrender, Proceedings Magazine
  Aug 18, 2010
• Coast Guard embarking on too many missions, some say
  By: Joe Stephens, The Boston Globe
  Aug 15, 2010
• NYC's approach to counterterrorism
  By: Leischen Stelter, Security Director News
  Aug 2, 2010
• Hurting Our Security
  By: James Lamond, The Huffington Post
  Jul 30, 2010
• Weak Times Sq. Car Bomb Is Called Intentional
  By: Anahad O'Connor, The New York Times
  Jul 21, 2010
• Shahzad Used Inferior Bomb to Avoid Detection
  By: Devlin Barrett, The Wall Street Journal
  Jul 21, 2010
• The Future of Counterterrorism: The View from New York
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  Jul 20, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Commissioner Raymond Kelly for a discussion on the evolving terrorism threat from the perspective of the New York City Police Department.
• NYPD Commissioner Touts Counter-Terrorism Unit
  By: Philip Bunnell, Talk Radio News Service
  Jul 20, 2010
• Biofuels: The Future of Aviation? Implications for Climate Change and National Security
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  Jun 21, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Rear Admiral Philip Cullom, Mr. Richard Wynne, Mr. John Heimlich and Dr. John Gardner for a discussion on the implications of biofuels on the military and commercial aviation sectors.
• Futenma fight could linger despite Japan's new prime minister
  By:
  Jun 18, 2010
  By Hana Kusumoto, Chiyomi Sumida, Teri Weaver, Stars and Stripes
• Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement: Opportunities for a Better Future Across the Taiwan Strait
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  Jun 17, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Eric Chiang, Douglas Paal and Charles Freeman for a discussion on the Economic Cooperation Framework and its implications on cross-Strait relations.
• Flood Of Tasks, Trickle Of Resources For Coast Guard
  By:
  Jun 15, 2010
  By Brian Naylor, NPR
• Resilience and Security Expert Dr. Stephen Flynn to address USM Katrina Research Conference
  By:
  Jun 3, 2010
  
• Critics say plan to cut Coast Guard personnel will harm readiness for crises
  By:
  May 28, 2010
  By Spencer S. Hsu, The Washington Post
• CNP President Dr. Stephen Flynn appluads inclusion of Resilience in New National Security Strategy
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  May 27, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn, President of the Center for National Policy, an independent think tank in Washington focused on the importance of infrastructure, resilience, and security issues, released the following statement today in response to the new National Security Strategy.
• Arming Taiwan: Impact on Asian Security and US-PRC Relations
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  May 26, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Dean Cheng and Ted Galen Carpenter for a discussion on the implications of the arms sale and if it will improve or erode stability in the region.
• Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and 30/10: 'The Big Bang' Approach to Investing in Infrastructure
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  May 13, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa to discuss his innovative proposal to complete Los Angeles' ambitious transit expansion plan twenty years ahead of schedule.
• The Navy and Marine Corps' New Energy Revolution
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  May 12, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Raymond Mabus for a discussion on the measures the Navy and Marine Corps are taking to reduce their dependency on fossil fuels, improve warfighting capability, and achieve greater energy security and energy independence.
• In a disaster, FEMA is depending on your business continuity plans
  By:
  May 11, 2010
  By Leischen Stelter, Security Director News
• Fighting the odds: Making NYC more secure
  By:
  May 10, 2010
  By Newsday Staff, Newsday
• You can help fight domestic terror -- Washington Watch with Roland Martin
  By:
  May 10, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn discusses how people can participate in helping to prevent future terror attacks in America with Roland Martin.
• Schwartz: No light attack aircraft in combat
  By:
  May 7, 2010
  By Michael Hoffman, Air Force Times
• Air Forces in Irregular Warfare
  By:
  May 6, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted General Norton Schwartz for a discussion on the role of the Air Force in irregular warfare.
• Schwartz Shoots Down COIN Plane
  By:
  May 6, 2010
  By Greg Grant, DoD Buzz
• Funding American Renewal: Congresswoman DeLauro to speak on National Infrastructure Bank
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  May 5, 2010
  CNP hosted Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro for a discussion on Congressional efforts to create a National Infrastructure Bank to fund critical national and regional projects to upgrade the transportation, water, energy and telecommunications systems that connect our nation.
• DeLauro Pushes Alternative to 'Disappointing' White House I-Fund
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  May 5, 2010
  By Elana Schor, Streetsblog
• Cyberattacks: Can Google -- or Uncle Sam -- protect you?
  By:
  Apr 29, 2010
  By Walter Rodgers, The Christian Science Monitor
• Gloucester: Terror on the high seas
  By:
  Apr 23, 2010
  By Bob Drogin, Concord Monitor
• Disasters and Resilience: Perspectives from FEMA Deputy Administrator Timothy Manning
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  Apr 23, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Deputy Administrator Timothy Manning for a discussion on FEMA's strategy for engaging the general public and private sector on the nation's preparedness and disaster response.
• A seaport asks for another kind of bounty
  By:
  Apr 20, 2010
  Los Angeles Times
• Google guy: Government regulation is just too slow to provide cyber-security
  By:
  Apr 15, 2010
  By Matthew Irvine, The Best Defense
• The Private Sector’s Role in Cyber Security
  By:
  Apr 14, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Doug Raymond and Rob Knake for a discussion on the role of private industry in protecting America's cyber infrastructure from attack.
• Keeping Pandora's box shut
  By:
  Apr 14, 2010
  RT.com - Video
• New START treaty will be ratified by Americans
  By:
  Apr 8, 2010
  RT.com - Video
• Review Set for Major U.S. Radiation Detection Program
  By:
  Mar 31, 2010
  By Stephanie Palla, Global Security Newswire
• Video: Mass Transit Safety Concerns
  By:
  Mar 31, 2010
  FOXNews.com - Video
• Flynn addresses AMWA 2010 Water Policy Conference
  By:
  Mar 22, 2010
  On March 22, CNP President Dr. Stephen Flynn addressed the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies 2010 Water Policy Conference.
• Video: Stephen Flynn, Center for National Policy, the outlook for security
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  Mar 15, 2010
  The Journal of Commerce Magazine - Video
• Experts: Shift Underway From "Government-Centric" Approach to Emergency Management
  By: Security Management
  Mar 5, 2010
  By Joseph Straw, Security Management
• Building a More Resilient Nation by Strengthening Private-Public Partnerships
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  Mar 4, 2010
  CNP President Dr. Stephen Flynn testified before the Ad Hoc Subcommittee on State, Local, and Private Sector Preparedness and Integration, chaired by Sen. Mark Pryor (AR), of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee in a hearing entitled: "The Next Big Disaster: Is the Private Sector Prepared?"
• War over the Arctic? Global warming skeptics distract us from security risks.
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  Mar 2, 2010
  By Walter Rodgers, The Christian Science Monitor
• Terror Begins at Home
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  Feb 12, 2010
  By Daniel Klaidman, NEWSWEEK
• Presidential Series 2008
  
  In 2008, the Center for National Policy is proud to serve as a bipartisan forum for the personalities and ideas surrounding this year’s historic elections.
• Rep. John Larson
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• Policy Day 2009: Steve Flynn
  Homeland Security expert Steve Flynn, Council on Foreign Relations, spoke about the imperative for the Obama administration to assign greater priority to homeland security but recommended an approach that moves beyond a narrow focus on terrorism and instead emphasizes building societal resilience to better manage the risks and consequences arising from major natural disasters as well as man-made ones.
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  Author: Stephen E. Flynn
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• U.S. Port Security and the Global War on Terror
  Author: Stephen E. Flynn
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• Transforming Air Cargo Security in the Post-9-11 World
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