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• 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
• 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
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  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
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  Jun 15, 2010
  By Brian Naylor, NPR
• Resilience and Security Expert Dr. Stephen Flynn to address USM Katrina Research Conference
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  Jun 3, 2010
  
• Critics say plan to cut Coast Guard personnel will harm readiness for crises
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  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
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  May 11, 2010
  By Leischen Stelter, Security Director News
• Fighting the odds: Making NYC more secure
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  May 10, 2010
  By Newsday Staff, Newsday
• You can help fight domestic terror -- Washington Watch with Roland Martin
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  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
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  May 7, 2010
  By Michael Hoffman, Air Force Times
• Air Forces in Irregular Warfare
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  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
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  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?
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  Apr 29, 2010
  By Walter Rodgers, The Christian Science Monitor
• Gloucester: Terror on the high seas
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  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
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  Apr 20, 2010
  Los Angeles Times
• Google guy: Government regulation is just too slow to provide cyber-security
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  Apr 15, 2010
  By Matthew Irvine, The Best Defense
• The Private Sector’s Role in Cyber Security
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  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
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  Apr 14, 2010
  RT.com - Video
• New START treaty will be ratified by Americans
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  Apr 8, 2010
  RT.com - Video
• Review Set for Major U.S. Radiation Detection Program
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  Mar 31, 2010
  By Stephanie Palla, Global Security Newswire
• Video: Mass Transit Safety Concerns
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  Mar 31, 2010
  FOXNews.com - Video
• Flynn addresses AMWA 2010 Water Policy Conference
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  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
• Climate Change: The New Security Imperative in the Melting Arctic
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  Feb 2, 2010
  Highlighted for the first time in the Pentagon's 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review as an "accelerant of instability or conflict," climate change is quickly emerging as a significant national security challenge.
• White House Budget Seeks $4B for Transportation Infrastructure Bank
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  Feb 1, 2010
  By Josh Voorhees of Greenwire, www.nytimes.com
• Dr. Stephen Flynn applauds President's focus on Infrastructure
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  Jan 28, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn, President of the Center for National Policy, an independent think tank in Washington focused on the importance of infrastructure, resiliency, and security issues, released the following statement today in response to President Obama's remarks on rebuilding America's infrastructure and today's trip to Florida to highlight a new high-speed rail project.
• Where America Stands: Terrorism
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  Jan 26, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn appears on the CBS series "Where America Stands".
• Rendell Pushes For National Infrastructure Bank
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  Jan 22, 2010
  By R.G. Edmonson, The Journal of Commerce Online
• Would Body Scanners Make Us Safer?
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  Jan 22, 2010
  By Lisa Caruso, National Journal
• Podcast with Dr. Stephen Flynn and James Fallows
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  Jan 21, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn, President of the Center for National Policy, discusses the vital importance of infrastructure to Americas economic, national, homeland and environmental security with National Magazine Award-winning National Correspondent for the Atlantic, James Fallows.
• PA Governor Ed Rendell: Responding to America’s National Critical Infrastructure Crisis
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  Jan 21, 2010
  The Center for National Policy hosted Pennsylvania’s Governor Ed Rendell for a discussion with CNP President Dr. Stephen Flynn.
• Our Most Neglected Anti-Terrorism Tool: Informing & Empowering the General Public
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  Jan 20, 2010
  Written testimony from CNP President Dr. Stephen Flynn was included in the Senate Judiciary Committee’s hearing on "Securing America's Safety: Improving the Effectiveness of Anti-Terrorism Tools and Inter-Agency Communication"
• Dr. Stephen Flynn appears on the Diane Rehm Show
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  Jan 19, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn appears on the Diane Rehm Show to discuss the question of America's decline and how it might rise again.
• Leading by example
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  Jan 15, 2010
  By Scott Bates, The Day
  Listening to the steady beat of Johnny Cash while having a farewell drink with my colleagues, I looked around and realized that after a half- dozen trips to Iraq, this old team of ours is likely to break up soon.
• Crumbling Infrastructure a National Security Concern, Experts Say
  By: Security Management
  Jan 15, 2010
  By Matthew Harwood, Security Management
• Think Haitian Crisis Couldn’t Happen in U.S.? Think Again
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  Jan 15, 2010
  By Matt Korade, CQ
• America's Crumbling Infrastructure: An Issue of National Security?
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  Jan 14, 2010
  A CNP discussion with Dr. Stephen Flynn, James Fallows and Tom Gjelten.
• Dr. Stephen Flynn appears on the Bill Press Show
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  Jan 12, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn discusses the importance of resiliency as part of a homeland security strategy.
• Dr. Stephen Flynn featured on CNN's GPS
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  Jan 10, 2010
  The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Admiral Michael Mullen, and Dr. Stephen Flynn were featured with Fareed Zakaria on CNN's GPS Sunday.
• New reality for air travelers
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  Jan 4, 2010
  Dr. Stephen Flynn discusses the most recent airline security measures being implemented on CNN's American Morning.
• 5 myths about keeping America safe from terrorism
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  Jan 3, 2010
  By Stephen Flynn, The Washington Post
• How America Can Rise Again
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  Jan 1, 2010
  By James Fallows, The Atlantic
• The Lesson: Passengers Are Not Helpless
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  Dec 30, 2009
  By Amanda Ripley, TIME
• NEWSWEEK Issues 2010: Has the Great Recession Changed Everything?
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  Dec 14, 2009
  A CNP discussion with Dr. Stephen Flynn, Dr. Francis Fukuyama, Rana Foroohar and Jonathan Tepperman.
• New Center for National Policy President Hopes to Rescue U.S. Infrastructure
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  Dec 14, 2009
  By Melissa Lafsky, The Infrastructurist
• Transportation Security Scholar to Head Think Tank
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  Dec 11, 2009
  By R.G. Edmonson, The Journal of Commerce
• CNP announces Dr. Stephen Flynn as new president
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  Dec 10, 2009
  The Center for National Policy announced today that Dr. Stephen Flynn will become its sixth President beginning on January 1, 2010. Flynn’s extensive work to strengthen national security while enhancing U.S. competitiveness is widely recognized and highly regarded by experts and policy makers on both sides of the political aisle.
• America Remains at Risk--From Itself
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  Dec 5, 2009
  By Stephen Flynn, NEWSWEEK
• Security Magazine’s Most Influential People in Security
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  Dec 1, 2009
  By Diane Ritchey, Security Magazine
• Roemer key to U.S.-India relationship
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  Nov 23, 2009
  By Daniel Libit & Laura Rozen, POLITICO
• The Impact of Economic Integration on Cross-Strait Relations
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  Nov 17, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Rupert Hammond-Chambers and Daniel Rosen for a discussion on the impact that increasing economic ties between the PRC and Taiwan will have on cross-Strait relations.
• NORAD’s New Maritime Mission
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  Oct 29, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted General Victor E. Renuart, Jr. for a discussion on NORAD's maritime warning mission.
• Military notified too late to launch fighter jets
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  Oct 29, 2009
  By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press
• Leading the Charge: Leadership Lessons from the Battlefield to the Boardroom
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  Oct 21, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted General Anthony C. Zinni for a discussion that highlighted the important themes in his latest book Leading the Charge: Leadership Lessons from the Battlefield to the Boardroom.
• Thai Delegation Visits CNP
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  Sep 25, 2009
  On September 25th an official delegation representing the government of Thailand visited the Center for National Policy to discuss issues of mutual U.S.-Thai interest including trade, security and climate change.
• China's Military Strategy: Challenging America's Role in Asia?
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  Sep 23, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Roger Cliff and Toy Reid for a discussion about their thoughts on China's military strategy and its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
• The 30th Anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act: Continuity and Change in Cross-Straits Relations
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  Sep 15, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Congresswoman Shelley Berkley and Richard Bush III for a discussion about their thoughts on the Taiwan Relations Act and how it will continue to guide future U.S. policy.
• More troops mean more waiting for FCS
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  Sep 1, 2009
  By Jen DiMascio, POLITICO
• DHS begins small-vessel pilot program
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  Sep 1, 2009
  Security Director News
• Use FCS Guts: Yakovac
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  Sep 1, 2009
  By Greg Grant, DoD Buzz
• Reckless Neglect: A Disaster Waiting to Happen…Again?
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  Aug 28, 2009
  Authors: Sharon L. Cardash, Frank Cilluffo & Stephen E. Flynn
  Anderson Cooper 360
  Op-Ed
• The Future of the U.S. Army: Options for Force Modernization
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  Aug 27, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Lawrence Korb and Lt. General Joseph Yakovac for a discussion about their thoughts on the direction the Army should take to modernize the service's weapons systems.
• On the Passing of Senator Edward Kennedy
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  Aug 26, 2009
• Building a Secure Afghan State: Can it Be Done?
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  Aug 19, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Lt. Gen. David Barno and J. Alexander Thier for an election-eve assessment of security and politics in Afghanistan.
• Afghan Elections: Prospects for the Future
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  Aug 5, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Craig Charney and Peter Manikas for a discussion on the political issues surrounding the Afghan elections.
• CNP Congratulates Garofano on appointment as Naval War College Dean of Academics
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  Jul 29, 2009
  The Center for National Policy congratulates Professor John F. Garafano on becoming the Naval War College's new Dean of Academics. Garofano serves on the Center's Future Force Project advisory group and also as Future Forces Project Fellow, helping develop ideas for CNP's "Agility Across the Spectrum" report, released in December.
• The Navy’s Fighter Gap?
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  Jul 23, 2009
  By Greg Grant, DoD Buzz
• The Navy's Fighter Gap: Fact or Fiction?
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  Jul 21, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Vice Admiral Robert Dunn and Ronald O'Rourke for a discussion on the implications of the projected Navy strike-fighter shortfall.
• Reconstruction Opportunity Zones in Afghanistan and Pakistan
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  Jul 20, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Representative Chris Van Hollen for a discussion on the creation of reconstruction opportunity zones in Afghanistan and Pakistan and the Afghanistan-Pakistan Security and Prosperity Enhancement Act.
• A Conversation with Secretary LaHood: The Role of Transportation in the Economic Recovery
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  Jul 15, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Secretary Ray LaHood for a discussion in which he highlighted the biggest challenges the Department of Transportation is currently facing, the primary objectives guiding his tenure, and the role of transportation in the economic recovery.
• Guarding the Gateways: Latest in Port Security
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  Jul 10, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Cosmo Perrone and Bethann Rooney for a discussion on specific improvements that have been made to protect America's port complexes since 9/11 and the top priorities for future enhancements.
• U.S./Mongolia Relations: Opportunities for Partnership
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  Jun 11, 2009
  Center for National Policy hosted Minister Batbold Sukhbaatar for a discussion on the future of the US - Mongolian partnership.
• Instability in Pakistan: Impacts of the Global Economic Crisis
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  Jun 10, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Ambassador Teresita Schaffer and Stephen Cohen for a discussion that highlighted their opinions on the global economic crisis and its effects on stability in Pakistan.
• North Korea's Weapons Tests: What's Next?
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  Jun 9, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted The New York Times' David Sanger to discuss North Korea's latest provocative weapons tests and their implications as well as his latest book The Inheritance: The World Obama Confronts and the Challenges to American Leadership.
• Mobilizing the National Guard
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  Jun 1, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted General Craig R. McKinley for a discussion on his opinions about the use of the National Guard and the role it should play both domestically and internationally.
• The Global Economic Crisis and Mexico: Forecast for the Future
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  May 28, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Ambassador James Jones, Leonardo Martinez-Diaz and guest moderator Tom Gjelten for a discussion concerning their opinions on the global economic crisis and its effects on stability in Mexico.
• Tell Me How This Ends: General David Petraeus and the Search for a Way Out of Iraq
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  May 27, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Linda Robinson for a discussion on her latest book Tell Me How This Ends: General David Petraeus and the Search for a Way Out of Iraq.
• The Accidental Guerilla: Fighting Small Wars in the Midst of a Big One
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  May 20, 2009
  The Center for National Policy was proud to host Dr. David Kilcullen for a discussion on his latest book The Accidental Guerilla: Fighting Small Wars in the Midst of a Big One.
• CNP Elects former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense Paul McHale to Board of Directors
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  May 18, 2009
  The Center for National Policy, a nonpartisan national security think tank, today announced that former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense Paul McHale has been unanimously elected to its bipartisan board of directors.
• Iranian Non-Proliferation Policy: New Directions or Old Problems?
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  May 8, 2009
  The Center for National Policy was proud to host former Ambassador Nicholas Burns for a discussion about his view on America's current relationship with Iran and future prospects for engagement.
• Get Ready for a Pandemic
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  May 5, 2009
  Authors: Stephen E. Flynn & Irwin Redlener
  Anderson Cooper 360
  Op-Ed
• U.S. must work to prevent radicalization
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  May 3, 2009
  By Tim Roemer and Lorne Craner, The Indianapolis Star
• CNP Analyst particpates in Forum on Washington-based Think Tanks
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  Apr 27, 2009
  On April 27, 2009 CNP's Zachary Warrender participated in forum on Washington-based think tanks sponsored by Elderhostel.
• The Gamble: General David Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq, 2006-2008
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  Apr 23, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Thomas Ricks for a discussion about his latest book The Gamble: General David Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq, 2006-2008.
• CNP Vice President Bates briefs Foreign Reporters on the Role of Think Tanks
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  Apr 23, 2009
  On April 23, CNP Vice President Scott Bates participated in a State Department briefing for foreign journalists on the role of think tanks in Washington, DC.
• F-22: Necessary or Not?
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  Apr 14, 2009
  The Center for National Policy welcomed Mark Bowden and Barry Watts to share their thoughts on whether continued production of the F-22 should be a priority in our national defense strategy.
• Economic Crisis: Impact on Chinese Military Modernization
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  Apr 8, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Jacqueline Newmyer and Kristen Gunness for a discussion about their thoughts on the implications of today's economic downturn on China's military plans.
• Policy Day 2009
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  Mar 31, 2009
• Hard Lessons: The Iraq Reconstruction Experience
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  Mar 30, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Stuart Bowen for a discussion about important "lessons learned" from the Iraq experience. He also provided suggestions the current administration could implement to mitigate future damage in Afghanistan.
• Homeland Security Best Practices: A State's Perspective
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  Mar 25, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Governor Martin O'Malley for a discussion about his recommendations for "best practices" in homeland security policy. He also highlighted innovative and effective policies that have helped enhance the safety of Maryland.
• The Turmoil in Mexico: What's Next?
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  Mar 25, 2009
  By Tim Roemer, The Huffington Post
• Oversight More Important Now Than Ever
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  Mar 19, 2009
  By Tim Roemer, Roll Call
• Bridging the Partisan Divide
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  Mar 12, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein for a discussion about their views on the current state of post partisan politics and the challenges the Obama administration will face as it seeks congressional cooperation and a bipartisan consensus.
• Roemer helps launch new report on strategies for counterradicalization
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  Mar 10, 2009
  Partnering with the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, CNP President Tim Roemer took part in a presidential task force looking into the most effective ways to confront radicalization as an integral part of counterterrorism efforts.
• How America Responded to Terrorism: 2001-2008
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  Mar 3, 2009
  CNP welcomed former Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff for an off the record discussion about the overall approach to homeland security issues over the past several years and which outstanding issues remain to be addressed.
• Eckert personified Lincoln’s democratic concept
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  Feb 27, 2009
  By Tim Roemer, The Buffalo News
• CNP Analyst Briefs Members of the Dutch Parliament
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  Feb 25, 2009
  CNP's Zachary Warrender was invited by members of the Dutch Parliament and the Netherlands Ambassador, Her Excellency Renée Jones-Bos, to discuss 21st century airpower and the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
• Intelligence Transformation: Making Progress and Charging Ahead
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  Feb 24, 2009
  CNP was proud to welcome General James Clapper for an off the record discussion of many of the key issues facing the defense and intelligence communities at this time of heightened threat to our nation.
• Obama's Ties to Lugar Give Republican Support on Foreign Policy
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  Feb 17, 2009
  By Nicholas Johnston, Bloomberg
• Tim Roemer Statement on the Passing of Beverly Eckert
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  Feb 13, 2009
• Joint Chiefs of Staff in a Time of Transition
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  Feb 4, 2009
  The Center for National Policy was proud to host a fascinating off the record discussion with General James Cartwright, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
• Arming Taiwan: Impact on Asian Security
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  Jan 30, 2009
  The Center for National Policy hosted Shirley Kan and Rupert J. Hammond-Chambers for a discussion on the recent Taiwan Arms Package and its impact on security in Asia.
• Lessons Learned and Continuing Challenges at the CIA
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  Jan 29, 2009
  A CNP discussion with Michael V. Hayden.
• Bin Laden's Message in the Era of Obama
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  Jan 16, 2009
  By Tim Roemer, The Huffington Post
• Roemer statement on new Bin Laden tape
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  Jan 14, 2009
  CNP President Tim Roemer released the following statement today after reports of the release of a new tape from Osama Bin Laden.
• Bin Laden message: Stop 'aggression' against Gaza
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  Jan 14, 2009
  By Octavia Nasr, CNN
• Roemer statement on Panetta's Nomination for CIA Director
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  Jan 7, 2009
  CNP President Tim Roemer released the following statement today regarding Leon Panetta being nominated to be the next Director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
• An Interview With Tim Roemer: The Case For Panetta
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  Jan 6, 2009
  By Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic
• America and the World
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  Dec 17, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski and General Brent Scowcroft.
• Reforming America's National Security System
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  Dec 11, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Honorable James R. Locher III and Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering.
• World at Risk
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  Dec 11, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Senator Bob Graham and Robin Cleveland.
• Agility Across the Spectrum: A Future Force Blueprint
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  Dec 9, 2008
  
  The Center for National Policy, a nonpartisan national security think tank, today released a new report entitled Agility Across the Spectrum: A Future Force Blueprint. Taking into account the mounting financial constraints and multiplying national security threats facing the United States, CNP proposes a series of recommendations prioritized by winning today's wars, supporting the troops and expanding the forces, preventing future conflicts, winning future wars and cutting costs.
• America's Defense: A New Way Forward
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  Dec 9, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Rep. Ellen Tauscher.
• CNP Launches New Report on Defense Priorities
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  Dec 1, 2008
  The Center for National Policy, a nonpartisan national security think tank, today released a new report entitled Agility Across the Spectrum: A Future Force Blueprint.
• An intimate look at one 9/11 hijacker
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  Nov 22, 2008
  Hon. Tim Roemer discusses the policy implications of Al Qaeda’s communications strategy.
• Sizing Is Biggest Challenge For U.S. Army
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  Nov 19, 2008
  By Bettina H. Chavanne, Aviation Week
• U.S. Army vows to do better with next helicopter
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  Nov 19, 2008
  By Andrea Shalal-Esa, Reuters
• Challenges for the Army in the 21st Century
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  Nov 18, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Secretary of the Army Pete Geren.
• Al-Qaida's budget slips through cracks
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  Nov 14, 2008
  By Robert Windrem and Garrett Haake, NBC
• A Resurgent Russia: Friend or Foe?
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  Nov 13, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Stephen Flanagan and Sarah Mendelson.
• Update on National Security
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  Nov 12, 2008
  A CNP discussion with General Barry McCaffrey.
• Presidential Election Day 2008: A Peek Behind the Curtain
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  Nov 5, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Conny McCormack and John Fortier.
• Avenues to a Stable and Prosperous Beijing-Taipei Relationship
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  Oct 30, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Dr. Kwei-Bo Huang, Dr. Scott Kastner and Dr. Wei Zongyou.
• WMD Terrorism: The Biological Threat
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  Oct 23, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Dr. Margaret Hamburg and Brian Finlay.
• Keys to Securing Pakistan
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  Oct 23, 2008
  By Tim Roemer, The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Securing Loose Nuclear Materials
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  Oct 9, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Dr. Matthew Bunn and Laura Holgate.
• U.S. - China Economic Relationship
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  Oct 8, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Ambassador Zhou Wenzhong.
• A Nuclear Middle East
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  Oct 8, 2008
  A CNP discussion with Gregory Aftandilian and Stephen Rademaker.
• Hon. Tim Roemer appears on the Bill Press Show
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  Sep 11, 2008
  Hon. Tim Roemer discusses national security, 9/11 reforms, and the war on terror.
• Hon. Tim Roemer appears on Bloomberg's "On the Economy"
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  Sep 11, 2008
  Hon. Tim Roemer discusses key points surrounding the seventh anniversary of 9/11.
• Hon. Tim Roemer appears on Air America
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  Sep 11, 2008
  Hon. Tim Roemer discusses key points surrounding the 7th anniversary of 9/11.
• 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
• David Smick
• Bob Shrum and Ross Douthat
• 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.
• John Podesta
• Rep. Artur Davis
• 2009 Edmund S. Muskie Award Ceremony
• Homeland Insecurity
  Author: Stephen E. Flynn
  American Interest
  Article
• Port Security Is Still a House of Cards
  Author: Stephen E. Flynn
  Far Eastern Economic Review
  Article
• U.S. Port Security and the Global War on Terror
  Author: Stephen E. Flynn
  The American Interest
  Article
• Transforming Air Cargo Security in the Post-9-11 World
  Author: Stephen E. Flynn
  Cargo Network Services
  Article