Books
The Center appreciates the value of book-length publications in developing support for the national security policies it advocates. The first of these was War Footing: Ten Steps America Must Take to Prevail in the War for the Free World, published by the U.S. Naval Institute Press in 2005. It provided a detailed, action-oriented game-plan drawn from the Center’s agenda for understanding the threats we face-and how they can be defeated.
The Center for Security Policy Press, founded in 2009, has published several books, including the quarterly series, National Security Policy Proceedings (now in its sixth issue). Other titles include: Dangerous Road: The Nuclear Polices of the Obama Administration; Towards A New Deterrent; World At Risk: The View From New York; the bestseller Shariah: The Threat to Americaj Homegrown Defense: Biofuels and National Security; Malign Neglect: Misguided U.S. Foreign Policy in Latin America; David Littman’s Arab Theologians on Jews and Israel; and Lawfare: The War Against Free Speech by Brooke Goldstein and Aaron Eitan Meyer.
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Shariah: The Threat to AmericaThe Center's best-selling report by 19 top national security professionals has been called, "the fullest articulation of the shariah threat." With former CIA Jim Woolsey, former Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency Lt. Gen. Harry “Ed” Soyster, former Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence Lt. Gen. William G. “Jerry” Boykin, Andrew C. McCarthy and many others.
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Arab Theologians on Jews and IsraelDavid Littman's 1971 classic, reprinted by the Center in 2011, contains virulently antisemitic and anti-Israel speeches by mainstream Islamist leaders from the Fourth Conference of the Academy of Islamic Research in 1968, which was convened in Cairo to discuss the fundamentals of the Middle East conflict.
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Lawfare: The War Against Free SpeechBrooke Goldstein and Aaron Eitan Meyer expose the effort to censor anyone who speaks or writes about militant Islam, terrorism and their sources of financing. The book is a first of its kind and intended to help reporters write about national security issues, by outlining the legal framework within which they are entitled to operate.
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Malign Neglect: Misguided US Foreign Policy in Latin AmericaProceedings of the Second Annual Capitol Hill National Security Briefing on Latin America, focused on current challenges to democracy, human rights and regional stability in the context of threats to U.S. national security.
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Dangerous Road: The Nuclear Policies of the Obama AdministrationA critical assessment of Obama's nuclear agenda. With Ted Bromund, Lisa Curtis, Paula DeSutter, Frank Gaffney, Peter Huessy, Bruce Klingner, Walter Lohman, "Ace" Lyons, Robert Monroe, Stephen Rademaker, Tom Scheber, Baker Spring, Rep. Mike Turner and Amb. Kurt Volker.
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Homegrown Defense: Biofuels & National SecurityA collection of pieces on the nexus between energy and security: America's dependence on foreign supplies of oil. With Frank Gaffney, Gal Luft, Robert Zubrin, Wesley Clark, Burl Haigwood and Greg Dolan.
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National Security Policy Proceedings, vol. 1: Spring 2010The inaugural volume of the Center for Security Policy's National Security Policy Proceedings includes transcripts of remarks by Douglas Feith, David Satter, Walid Phares, Allen West and Paul Rosenzwieg. Book reviews by Gordon Chang, Paula DeSutter, Robert Reilly and Christine Brim.
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National Security Policy Proceedings, vol. 2: Summer 2010The second volume of the Center for Security Policy's National Security Policy Proceedings includes transcripts of remarks by Lee Smith, Matthew RJ Brodsky, James Danly, Joshua London, Mackenzie Eaglen and Baker Spring, and Jon Perdue.
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National Security Policy Proceedings, vol. 3: Fall 2010The third volume of the Center's National Security Policy Proceedings includes transcripts of remarks by Gen. Michael Hayden, Ted Bromund, Eric Sterner, Amb. Otto Reich, Michael Rubin, Mark Groombridge, and Jeff Smith. With book reviews by Michelle Van Cleave, Christopher Ford, John Noonan and Jonathan Schanzer.
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National Security Policy Proceedings, vol. 4: Winter 2010The fourth volume of the Center for Security Policy's National Security Policy Proceedings includes transcripts of remarks by Tevi Troy, Tom Donnelly, Peter Pry, Peter Brookes, Lisa Curtis, and David J. Trachtenberg. It contains book reviews by Samara Greenberg, Kyle Shideler, and Christopher Holton.
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National Security Policy Proceedings, vol. 5: Spring 2011The fifth volume of the Center for Security Policy's National Security Policy Proceedings includes transcripts of remarks by Jeff Kueter, Michelle Van Cleave, Mackenzie Eaglen, Ted Bromund, Mark Groombridge, David Satter, and Sarah Stern. It contains book reviews by Gordon Chang, Clare Lopez and Tom Blau.
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National Security Policy Proceedings, vol. 6: Fall 2011The sixth and final volume of the Center for Security Policy's National Security Policy Proceedings includes transcripts of remarks by Jack Spencer, Ambassador Roger Noriega, and Michael Braun. It also contains a book review by Samara Greenberg.
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