Challenges in U.S. National Security Policy

A Festschrift Honoring Edward L. (Ted) Warner

Edited by David A. Ochmanek, Michael Sulmeyer

Contributors: David A. Ochmanek, Michael Sulmeyer, Walter B. Slocombe, Michael Albertson, Andrew R. Hoehn, Christopher J. Lamb, James A. Schear, Eugene Rumer, James M. Acton, Dean A. Wilkening, et al.

Published May 13, 2014

Edward L. (Ted) Warner has had a long career as an educator, mentor, analyst, treaty negotiator, and more. This Festschrift is a tribute from those who have worked with him over the decades. Among his many notable accomplishments, perhaps the most important has been the opportunity to mentor a substantial number of exceptionally talented men and women regarding various aspects of U.S. and Russian defense and arms control policy.

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  • Year: 2014
  • Pages: 210
  • Document Number: CP-765-RAS

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Ochmanek, David A. and Michael Sulmeyer, eds., Challenges in U.S. National Security Policy: A Festschrift Honoring Edward L. (Ted) Warner. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2014. https://www.rand.org/pubs/corporate_pubs/CP765.html.
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