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forward-looking national security strategy attuned to the realities of our new era. This report, submitted in accordance with Section 603 of the Goldwater-Nichols Defense Department Reorganization Act of 1986, sets forth that strategy. Its three core objectives are: • To enhance our security. • To bolster America’s economic prosperity.
Its three core objectives are: To enhance America’s security. To bolster America’s economic prosperity. To promote democracy and human rights abroad. The United States must have the tools...
A National Security Strategy for a New Century, October 1998 Subject: This document is an updated and more detailed version of the May 1997 National Security Strategy. This version appears to provide a little more emphasis on environmental security and public health issues. The Presidential strategic priorities for guiding our global leadership ...
In his A Natronui Securrty Strategy for a New Centql (hereinafter “the document”), President Clmton announces that “the goal of the national secm%y stratea 1s to ensure the protection of our nation’s fundamental and enduring needs protect the lives and safety of
In constructing international frameworks, institutions and understandings to guide America and the world far into the next century, the following strategic priorities advance our core national security objectives: First, we must help foster a peaceful, undivided, democratic Europe.
Abstract: This document is an updated and more detailed version of the May 1997 National Security Strategy. This version appears to provide a little more emphasis on environmental security and public health issues.
President Clinton transmitted the 1998 National Security Strategy Report to Congress in October 1998. The report, entitled "A National Security Strategy for a New Century,"...
