…by further militarizing U.S. foreign policy—reaching for the gun—it could undercut, not support, American national security. Gordon Adams is a Distinguished Fellow at the Stimson Center. From 1983 to 1987, he was the senior White House officia…
…he arrival of the new international order may fall to the next administration, should this one survive the chaotic transition. Gordon Adams is Professor Emeritus at American University, a Fellow at the Stimson Center, and a policy consultant, l…
…al savvy, lightning could strike. Gordon Adams is a Distinguished Fellow at the Stimson Center. From 1983-1987, he was the senior White House official for national security. CORRECTION: This article has been updated to reflect that The Day Afte…
…Quibbling about EU regulations or a far-away “European project” is not the answer; institutional revolution may be on its way. Gordon Adams is Professor Emeritus at American University, a Fellow at the Stimson Center, and a policy consultant, l…
…said former White House budget official Gordon Adams. It’s simply “too tempting” for the Pentagon, GOP appropriators, “and even the White House.” Peter Certo is the editor of Foreign Policy In Focus and the deputy editor of OtherWords, projects of th…