Business, Management & Economics

Some of the policy briefs are available free on their site. Selected books are also available online on such topics as defense policy, economics, education, government and politics, international affairs, and more. The Library owns or can obtain most Brookings publications, and we subscribe to their journals.

Research areas include: Military Strategy and Policy, Defense Budgets and Programs, Weapon Systems and Critical Technologies, Military Personnel and Readiness, Military Revolutions and Future Warfare, Transformation of the Military, and Defense Industry. Their site includes a variety of defense budget statistics and a primer about the defense budget process.

Topics include military spending, the military industrial complex, arms trade, and lots more. Their publication The Defense Monitor is available online from 1997 onward.

Their web site links to a gold mine of full text articles, reports and other documents. Some of the many subjects that will be of interest to GSBPP faculty and students are arms sales monitoring, public policy application of new information technologies, government secrecy, and various analyses of military operations and spending.

Topics include such things as education reform, tax rate reduction, regulatory policy, and national defense. They believe that the government's role should be strictly limited, and they therefore strive to find market-based solutions to public-policy issues.

Recent available reports are on such topics as the Revolution in Military Affairs, Chinese Military Policy, the QDR, military intervention, and more.

This article from the NYT Sept 7 2014 is available in our ProQuest subscription, linked here.