RAND NSRD Annual Report 2009
The RAND National Security Research Division (NSRD) addresses a wide variety of issues at the top of the national and international security policy agenda. This annual report offers a general survey of NSRD work in 2009, including research on building security in the Middle East, naval weapon system development, deployment's effects on the children of military families, how insurgencies end, and options for enhancing homeland security.
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- Year: 2010
- Series: Annual Reports
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