국가전략정보포털

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Contents

Preface 6

I. The Foundations of National Strategy: Interests and Goals 7

NEW ERA 7

OUR INTERESTS AND OBJECTIVES IN THE 1990s 9

II. Trends in The World Today: New Opportunities and Concerns 11

FUNDAMENTAL TRANSFORMATIONS 11

The Soviet Future 11

The Growing Roles of Germany and Japan 12

The New Europe 12

REGIONAL TRENDS 13

The Western Hemisphere 14

East Asia and the Pacific 15

The Middle East and South Asia 16

Africa 16

III. Relating Means to Ends: A Political Agenda for the 1990s 18

ALLIANCES, COALITIONS AND A NEW UNITED NATIONS 18

THE CONTEST OF IDEAS AND THE NURTURING OF DEMOCRACY 19

ARMS CONTROL 19

STEMMING PROLIFERATION 20

INTELLIGENCE PROGRAMS 21

ECONOMIC AND SECURITY ASSISTANCE 21

ILLICIT DRUGS 22

IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES 23

IV. Relating Means to Ends: An Economic Agenda for the 1990s 24

ECONOMIC CHALLENGES 24

MAINTAINING ECONOMIC GROWTH 24

GLOBAL IMBALANCES 25

DEBT 25

TRADE 25

TECHNOLOGY 26

ENERGY 26

THE ENVIRONMENT 27

SPACE 27

V. Relating Means to Ends: A Defense Agenda for the 1990s 29

NUCLEAR DETERRENCE 29

Strategic Nuclear Forces 29

Non-Strategic Nuclear Forces 30

Missile Defenses 31

FORWARD PRESENCE 31

Across the Atlantic: Europe and the Middle East 31

Across the Pacific 32

The Rest of the World 32

CRISIS RESPONSE 32

Mobility 32

Readiness and Our Guard and Reserve Forces 33

RECONSTITUTION 33

Manpower 34

Defense Technology 34

The Industrial Base 34

A SMALLER AND RESTRUCTURED FORCE 35

Minimum Essential Military Forces 一 The Base Force 35

VI. Toward the 21st Century 36