RAND Review: Summer 2008
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A Nation Weighs the Tangible Consequences of Invisible Combat Wounds
With the Nonproliferation Regime Unraveling, a Refresher Course Is in Order
Summer 2008 — Vol. 32, No. 2 |
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COVER STORYIssues over the HorizonEleven Emerging ChallengesView this issue in PDF format:
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Contents:
Message from the Editor
An Antidote to Breaking News
RAND — Then, Now, and Tomorrow:
Time Travelers
A Storied Tradition of Peering into the Future
Perspectives:
Out of the Ashes
The Rise of the Bard Prison Initiative
Features:
Issues over the Horizon
Eleven Emerging Challenges
- The Aging Couple
- Corporate America’s Next Big Scandal
- Innovative Infrastructure
- The Day After: When Electronic Voting Machines Fail
- Reality Check for Defense Spending
- A New Anti-American Coalition
- The Future of Diplomacy: Real Time or Real Estate?
- Corporate Counterinsurgency
- Beating the Germ Insurgency
- A Second Reproductive Revolution
- From Nation-State to Nexus-State
Stop Loss
A Nation Weighs the Tangible Consequences of Invisible Combat Wounds
By Terri Tanielian and Lisa H. Jaycox
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Core Principles
With the Nonproliferation Regime Unraveling, a Refresher Course Is in Order
By James A. Thomson
On the Cover:Rays of light pierce through storm clouds on June 10, 2008, south of Palco, Kansas.
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