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Aug 5, 2010

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The Macroeconomics of US Defense Spending

Anthony Cordesman, CSIS Burke Chair in Strategy, has written the report The Macroeconomics of U.S. Defense Spending, part of a series that discusses current issues in defense budgeting and strategy.

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Deputy Secretaries of State Jacob Lew and James Steinberg on Iraq

CSIS hosts a Statesmen’s Forum, “The Next Phase in America’s Relationship with Iraq,” with Deputy Secretaries of State Jacob Lew and James Steinberg.

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Washington to Washington: A Shared Vision for Global Health

The CSIS Global Health Policy Center hosted a meeting in Seattle on a long-term strategic U.S. approach to global health with leaders from the Seattle and Washington, D.C., health communities.

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We have introduced an online profile management system that allows users to update their contact information, register for events, sign up for newsletters, and select the topics and regions that are of interest to them. People can access their information or register with CSIS from the upper right corner of any page on CSIS.org.

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01 Report The Macroeconomics of US Defense Spending
02 Upcoming Event Deputy Secretaries of State Jacob Lew and James Steinberg on Iraq
03 Event Washington to Washington: A Shared Vision for Global Health
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