FACT SHEET
June 19, 2019
Fact Sheet: Sustainable Defense: More Security, Less Spending (Fact Sheet)
Sustainable Defense Task Force
This fact sheet summarizes major findings of the report of the Sustainable Defense Task Force, a group of ex-military officers, former White House and Congressional budget experts, and non-governmental analysts convened by the Center for International Policy...
REPORT
June 19, 2019
Report: Sustainable Defense: More Security, Less Spending
Sustainable Defense Task Force, co-directed by William Hartung and Ben Freeman
An alternative defense strategy that avoids unnecessary and counterproductive wars, reduces the U.S. global military footprint, takes a more realistic view of the major security challenges facing the United States, and reduces waste and inefficiency could save at least $1.2 trillion in projected spending over the next decade while providing a greater measure of security...
REPORT
June 19, 2019
Report: Sustainable Defense: More Security, Less Spending (Executive Summary)
Sustainable Defense Task Force
An alternative defense strategy that avoids unnecessary and counterproductive wars, reduces the U.S. global military footprint, takes a more realistic view of the major security challenges facing the United States, and reduces waste and inefficiency could save at least $1.2 trillion in projected spending over the next decade while providing a greater measure of security...
BOOK
May 28, 2019
Book: American Carnage: The Wars of Donald Trump
by Melvin Goodman
American Carnage: The Wars of Donald Trump provides the first assessment of the Trump administration’s damage to American governance. The book is not concerned with the investigations of Robert Mueller; the illegal payoffs to the president’s paramours; or the corruption of the Trump family. Instead, it identifies efforts to politicize the military and intelligence communities; the efforts to undermine and degrade essential departments and agencies; and the attacks on science and regulation. The final chapter suggests what is needed to be done to reverse the damage and correct the political process.
REPORT
April 17, 2019
Report: The Saudi Lobby in 2018
by Ben Freeman
If the findings in this report are any indication, the Saudi lobby in Washington is feverishly contacting Executive branch officials and Congressional offices to stymie legislation that would punish Saudi Arabia for its actions, and they’re likely making campaign contributions to those same Members of Congress.