Feb 11, 2012
Technology Policy
Technology Policy
Understanding how technological change affects security and economic growth.
Studying Technology Policy
Looking at how technological change affects security and economic growth.
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This study looks at foreign assessments of U.S. power over the next ten years, the primary drivers of such views, and the implications of these assessments for sustained U.S. leadership in the coming era.
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