Video
and audio versions of the talk (duration: 1hr:20min) are available from the
Heritage Foundation. Condensed,
bulletized notes can be downloaded from www.NotableThinking.com
Every week Washington area seminars and workshops provide fresh thinking on national defense and geo-political topics. Some may be of great interest to you. But which ones? Notable Thinking - National Security condenses speakers’ comments from selected events into bulletized notes designed to be skimable. Readers quickly see what the speakers said, not an interpretation. Notes are also enhanced with relevant hyperlinks including those to the recorded events posted on the web.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
State of the European Union
On February 7th, the Heritage Foundation hosted a panel of three Members of the European Parliament. All three are members of the European Conservatives & Reformists Group, a trans-national alliance of like-minded political parties. After providing a short tutorial on the organization of the EU they discussed their views on:
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Acquisition Implications of DoD Strategic Guidance & the FY2013 Budge
On Feb 6th CSIS hosted the Acting Under Secretary of Defense, AT&L, Frank Kendall, for a talk on how Acquisition is likely to fare in the current austere budget atmosphere.
He provided no specifics about individual programs. However, he did indicate that DoD was assuming that there would be no dramatic Sequestration cuts, and that all programs would have to prove their worth early and often in order to continue funding.
An audio version of the talk (duration: 1hr:02min) is available from the
CSIS. Condensed,bulletized notes can be downloaded from www.NotableThinking.com
Friday, February 3, 2012
Cross-Strait Relations After Taiwan's 2012 Election
On February 1st, the Heritage Foundation hosted a talk by Kuomintang Vice Chairman John H. Chiang. Mr. Chiang, the grandson of President Chiang Kai-shek, has served in a number of government positions as a civil servant and a legislator, rising to Minister of Foreign Affairs, Deputy Premier of the Executive Yuan, and Secretary General of the Kuomintang.
Mr. Chiang discussed the aftermath of President Ma Ying-jeou’s re-election on January 14, 2012. He shared his views on why President Ma won and what the prospects are for continuing development of cross-straits issues.
Video and audio versions of the talk (duration: 1hr:08min) are available from the Heritage Foundation. Condensed, bulletized notes can be downloaded from www.NotableThinking.com
Video and audio versions of the talk (duration: 1hr:08min) are available from the Heritage Foundation. Condensed, bulletized notes can be downloaded from www.NotableThinking.com
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