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Steven R. Charbonneau

Colonel Steven R. Charbonneau is a military professor in the National Security Affairs Department at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island and a 2011-12 Academic Fellows with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD).

Defense Cuts vs Military Flexibility
Posted by Steven R. Charbonneau on 08/02/2011 :: Permalink :: Comments

As the debate over the United States' estimated $14.3 trillion debt has come to a head, the question as to whether or not cuts would be made to the Department of Defense (DoD) has evolved to one of how deep those cuts will go. The...

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Balancing Security and Values
Posted by Steven R. Charbonneau on 07/14/2011 :: Permalink :: Comments

Within the body of President Obama's June 2011 National Strategy for Counterterrorism there exists a tension between traditional values and the need for security. The Strategy states that one of our core values is respect for privacy rights, civil liberties, and civil rights, while later...

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