Richard E. Darilek

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Senior Political Scientist
Washington Office

Education

Ph.D. in history, Princeton University; M.A. in history, Princeton University; B.A. in history, Rice University

Publications

Addressing Commanders' Needs for Information on "Soft" Factors - 2011

Sexual Orientation and U.S. Military Personnel Policy: An Update of RAND's 1993 Study - 2010

Sexual Orientation and U.S. Personnel Policy Revisited - 2010

Foundations of Effective Influence Operations: A Framework for Enhancing Army Capabilities - 2009

Understanding Commanders' Information Needs for Influence Operations - 2009

Assessing the Value of U.S. Army International Activities - 2006

Joint Paths to the Future Force: A Report on Unified Quest 2004 - 2006

Confidence Building and Arms Control in the East-West Context: Lessons from the Cold War Experience in Europe - 2004

Issues and Insights from the Army Technology Seminar Game - 2001

Measures of Effectiveness for the Information-Age Army - 2001

Information superiority and game theory : the value of information in four games: The Value of Information in Four Games - 1999

A Crisis or Conflict Prevention Center for the Middle East - 1995

Korean Arms Control: Political-Military Strategies, Studies, and Games - 1994

An Arms Control Strategy for the New Europe - 1993

Arms Control Constraints for Conventional Forces in Europe - 1990

Strategic Defenses and Crisis Stability - 1989

Surveying Relevant Emerging Technologies for the Army of the Future: Lessons from Forecast II - 1988

The Army's role in space: support for the battlefield commander - 1988

Building Confidence and Security in Europe - 1987

Testing the Effects of Confidence- and Security-Building Measures in a Crisis: Two Political-Military Games - 1987

Building Confidence and Security in Europe: The Potential Role of Confidence- and Security-Building Measures - 1986

A Design for War Prevention Games - 1985

The RAND Winter Study on Nonnuclear Strategic Weapons: Executive Summary - 1984

Preventing Nuclear Conflict: What Can the Behavioral Sciences Contribute? - 1983

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