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RAND's three defense-based federally funded research and development centers apply the "research capital" they have developed over the years to help decisionmakers not only solve problems but also save money. This publication lists and summarizes recent projects that have helped save the government money or identified ways to do so. Dollar amounts are estimated.
Testimony presented before House Natural Resources Committee, Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources on December 12, 2017.
RAND explored eight plausible post-Brexit trade scenarios involving the UK, EU and U.S. after Brexit. Game theory insights were also used to create a better understanding of how different factors might affect the outcome of Brexit negotiations. The UK was found to be economically worse-off outside of the EU under most scenarios, particularly leaving the EU with no trade deal. It is in the UK's best interests to achieve a trade deal post-Brexit.
How Brexit affects the economies of the United Kingdom, Europe, and the United States will depend on the outcomes of the ongoing negotiations and decisions made about trade and investment. This calculator allows users to examine how the negotiations are likely to affect these three economies in the 10 years after Brexit negotiations conclude.
Well-trained and resourced, Iranian-directed Shi'a foreign fighters pose a significant potential threat to U.S. interests. The more robust this network grows, the more opportunities it will have to expand abroad.
This Perspective examines approaches and technologies that allow private citizens to conduct signals intelligence (SIGINT) activities. RAND researchers explore four technology areas where nongovernmental SIGINT is flourishing: maritime domain awareness; radio frequency spectrum mapping; eavesdropping, jamming, and hijacking of satellite systems; and cyber surveillance.
This prototype toolkit describes the nontechnical skills developed through military training, education, and on-the-job experiences, to help veterans communicate about the value they can bring to civilian workplaces.
Civilian employers may not appreciate the full value veterans can bring to their organizations because military and civilian workplace cultures and languages can seem radically different from one another. To address this, this prototype toolkit describes, in nonmilitary language, the nontechnical skills that are developed through Army and Marine Corps training, education, and on-the-job experiences.
This reference booklet provides information on the nontechnical skills that military service members and veterans may have developed through on-the-job experience. It is intended to help civilian employers better understand the full value that veterans can bring to their organizations.
This reference booklet provides information on the nontechnical skills that military service members and veterans have developed through on-the-job experience in the military. It is intended to help veterans and transitioning service members communicate to civilian employers about the full value they can bring to civilian workplaces.
Civilian employers may not appreciate the full value veterans can bring to their organizations, because military and civilian workplace cultures and languages can seem radically different from one another. This report describes a methodology for describing the nontechnical skills developed through military training, education, and on-the-job experiences in civilian terms.
Testimony presented before the Committee on Armed Services, United States Senate on November 30, 2017.
The United States and Japan face a dilemma: China is trying to change the status quo in the Indo-Pacific through the use of gray zone coercion, or moves that lie below the threshold that would trigger a military response. RAND convened a pair of public conferences where experts presented papers on the challenges of deterring and defeating gray zone coercion in the maritime, cyber, and space domains through the use of denial and punishment.
Testimony presented before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Subcommittee on Terrorism, Nonproliferation, and Trade and Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats on November 7, 2017.
National Guard Youth ChalleNGe is a residential, quasi-military program for young people at risk of dropping out of high school. This report, which provides information on recent ChalleNGe participants, will be of interest to ChalleNGe program staff, personnel providing oversight for the program, and policymakers concerned with designing effective youth programs and/or determining appropriate metrics by which to track progress in youth programs.