National academies slam Bush proposal for data security

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The United States National Security Strategy under Bush and Obama: Continuity and Change

The foreign policy of states determines the way they behave in the international arena. Accurate analysis of official foreign policy documents of a country is helpful in that it shows what the international priorities of a country are at specific periods. This article reviews the U.S. National Security Strategy documents published in 2002, 2006, 2010 and 2015 from the perspective of the percept...

Education at the National Academies.

In the previous issue of CBE (Vol. 1, Winter 2002), Bruce Alberts, president of the National Academy of Sciences, provided readers with an overview of some of our many initiatives in education (pp. 109–110). Much of that article focused on the work within the Center for Education of the National Research Council (NRC).1 That issue also contains an article by ASCB member William Wood (pp. 123–12...

Spy agencies team up with National Academies.