2001

commentary
Osama Bin Laden--Not Wanted: Dead or Alive
Turning the next phase of this conflict into the most expensive manhunt in history might well divert attention and needed resources from what should be the war's central aim: to defeat Al Qaeda before it mounts an attack with a weapon of mass destruction.
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Dec 30, 2001
Los Angeles Times
John Arquilla
commentary
Great Presidents Inspire Us
President Bush should tell the nation how and why Sept. 11 finally closed the book on the Cold War and its aftermath, while opening up untold opportunities. He should declare an unflagging U.S. commitment to peace, development and reform in the Middle East.
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Dec 16, 2001
Los Angeles Times
Robert E. Hunter
commentary
North Korea -- Friend or Foe?
While the level of mistrust between the U.S. and North Korea is too high for very close cooperation now, North Korea has apparently offered to provide terrorist-related information to Washington. The U.S. should pursue such discussions.
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Dec 2, 2001
Los Angeles Times
Nina Hachigian, Bruce W. Bennett @bwbennett
commentary
Peacekeeping Forces Have a Long Afghan Haul Ahead of Them
The United States and its allies must recognize that they are in for the long haul. If Washington walks away from Afghanistan, as it did after the end of the Cold War, Osama bin Laden's terrorist organization might revive or a similarly destructive group might emerge.
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Nov 29, 2001
International Herald Tribune
Daniel Byman
commentary
Don't Open the Door to Russia Yet
Putin may prove sincere about wanting to realign Russia with the West. It may be that changes since the end of the Cold War and Sept. 11 argue for new Continent-wide security arrangements. But these must be grounded in common interest and common practice.
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Nov 13, 2001
Los Angeles Times
Robert E. Hunter
commentary
Don't Scare the Public with Vague Warnings
We need to accept the inevitability of terrorist attacks, prepare our society to protect against them before they occur and be ready to mitigate the effects afterward. Vague warnings are not helpful because the public cannot use the information for effective risk reduction.
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Oct 24, 2001
Los Angeles Times
Charles Meade
commentary
Deny Victory to Anthrax Terrorists
By keeping in mind the modest scope of the anthrax attacks and not overreacting, we deny the perpetrators of these attacks their objective of terrorizing us into doing what they want us to do. These anthrax cases do, however, highlight some areas for improvement in America's response that can help reduce fear and anxiety, thereby denying the terrorists their objective.
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Oct 17, 2001
International Herald Tribune
John V. Parachini @JohnParachini
commentary
Bush Waited, Deliberated — and the U.S. Gets It Right
In the past month, President Bush has gone about this campaign with intelligent deliberation, understanding that it is as much or more about politics as military power. He has drawn on some fortunate experience of the 1990s, otherwise a sleepy decade in U.S. foreign policy.
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Oct 8, 2001
Los Angeles Times
Robert E. Hunter
commentary
Safeguarding the Skies
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Sep 30, 2001
San Diego Union Tribune
Brian Michael Jenkins @BrianMJenkins
commentary
A Chance to Get Closer to China
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Sep 27, 2001
Los Angeles Times
Nina Hachigian, James C. Mulvenon
commentary
Bin Laden's Group Will Survive Him
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Sep 25, 2001
Newsday
Daniel Byman, Kenneth M. Pollack
commentary
High-Tech Human Identification Can Fight Terrorism
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Sep 24, 2001
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
John D. Woodward
commentary
Re-Thinking U.S. Counter-Terrorism Efforts
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Sep 21, 2001
San Diego Union Tribune
Peter Chalk
commentary
Beef Up the Taliban's Enemy
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Sep 20, 2001
Los Angeles Times
Daniel Byman, Kenneth M. Pollack, et al.
commentary
Religion Isn't Sole Motive of Terror
Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Sep 16, 2001
Los Angeles Times
John V. Parachini @JohnParachini

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2001

Osama Bin Laden--Not Wanted: Dead or Alive

Great Presidents Inspire Us

North Korea -- Friend or Foe?

Peacekeeping Forces Have a Long Afghan Haul Ahead of Them

Don't Open the Door to Russia Yet

Don't Scare the Public with Vague Warnings

Deny Victory to Anthrax Terrorists

Bush Waited, Deliberated — and the U.S. Gets It Right

Safeguarding the Skies

A Chance to Get Closer to China

Bin Laden's Group Will Survive Him

High-Tech Human Identification Can Fight Terrorism

Re-Thinking U.S. Counter-Terrorism Efforts

Beef Up the Taliban's Enemy

Religion Isn't Sole Motive of Terror

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