Strategic leaders for the 21st century.

By:

McCausland, Jeffrey D

Material type: Text

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781613241141
1613241143
1606923870
9781606923870

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Strategic Leaders for the 21st Century.DDC classification:

355/.033073 22

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UA23 .M33 2009eb

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Contents:

STRATEGIC LEADERSFOR THE 21ST CENTURY; STRATEGIC LEADERS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY ; CONTENTS; PREFACE; FOREWORD; BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE AUTHOR; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; TERMS; HISTORICAL BACKGROUND; ATALE OF THREE AGENCIES; DEPARTMENT OF STATE; OFFICE OF THE SECRETARYOF DEFENSE; CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY; THE WAY AHEAD -ANATIONAL SECURITYOFFICER CORPS; FINAL OBSERVATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; INDEX.

Summary: This book focuses on the human capital required to succeed in the contemporary national security environment. It begins with an examination of the multitude of studies by both government and private agencies concerning this problem over the past 2 decades. It reviews the current development programs in three departments of the Federal Government -- the Department of Defense, Department of State, and Central Intelligence Agency. Finally, the author outlines a proposal for a National Security Professional Program to meet this pressing need.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 75-84) and index.

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This book focuses on the human capital required to succeed in the contemporary national security environment. It begins with an examination of the multitude of studies by both government and private agencies concerning this problem over the past 2 decades. It reviews the current development programs in three departments of the Federal Government -- the Department of Defense, Department of State, and Central Intelligence Agency. Finally, the author outlines a proposal for a National Security Professional Program to meet this pressing need.

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