Obama’s Changes in Military Policy Are Driven Less by Philosophy than by Economic Reality
Loring Wirbel
While visiting a newly expanded U.S. Army base with StratCom connections, the delegates in South Korea saw almost a dozen mobile PAC-3 launchers parked beyond the razor-wired fence, described as “the world’s most advanced, capable and powerful terminal air defense missile.”
Korea and Nebraska
StratCom Comrades in Arms
State Coordinator
Tim Rinne
It is virtually impossible nowadays to talk about any military related activities or events in South Korea without tracing them back to U.S. Strategic Command.
Taking an Economic ‘Wrong Turn’:
How Our Chance to Build a Sustainable Economy Is Being Undermined
Hendrik van den Berg
UNL Professor of Economics
From a long-run perspective, the partially successful fiscal stimulus (at best, fiscal stimuli can only soften the fall) may actually make it more difficult to achieve a sustainable global economy. As long as things do not get much worse, there won’t be any political pressure to bring about real economic change.
