Economics and National Security: Issues and Implications for U.S. Policy
Dick K. Nanto
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Dick K. Nanto
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This report examines how disparate parts of the U.S. economy affect the security of the nation. Security is achieved not only by military means but by the whole of the American economy.
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This report examines how disparate parts of the U.S. economy affect the security of the nation. Security is achieved not only by military means but by the whole of the American economy.
Key concepts: National security, Political science, Affect (linguistics), Security studies, Economic security, International security, Political economy, Economics