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- 2013375001 abstract "The need for security and the institutionalization of that security in national strategy and its associated documents is becoming a significant concern for nations in the 21st century international system. This need requires the development of national-level strategies that are designed with objectives; the attainment of which can ensure that the conditions necessary for security for a given actor in the international system can be met. The intent of this monograph is to explore the actual processes that nation-states employ to craft their national security strategy-related documents. The study aligned individual case studies of nation-states conducting their national strategy document formulation processes. These case studies were selected based upon a determination of two primary factors: 1) the nation-states in question had developed national security strategy documents that involved participation in the drafting process from more than one department or agency from the executive branch of government; and, 2) individual participants that were involved in the actual drafting process would be willing to respond to the questions delineated above, either in person or by written response. In addition, subject to travel resource availability, an effort was made to have as many different regions of the world as possible represented in the review. Ultimately, five countries and their national strategy documents were selected for assessment: Australia, Brazil, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Once the data was gathered, the monograph written so as to compare and contrast the various processes employed by each nation in their strategy document development. The last portion of the analysis evaluates the lessons learned from all five cases and identifies specific lessons that could be applicable to strategy document formulation for any future actor engaged in the process.".
- 2013375001 contributor B12786661.
- 2013375001 contributor B12786662.
- 2013375001 created "[2012]".
- 2013375001 date "2012".
- 2013375001 date "[2012]".
- 2013375001 dateCopyrighted "[2012]".
- 2013375001 description "Includes bibliographical references.".
- 2013375001 description "Introduction -- What is national security and its related strategy documents? -- Case study : Australia -- Case study : Brazil -- Case study : South Africa -- Case study : United Kingdom -- Case study : United States -- A comparison -- Is there a best way?".
- 2013375001 description "The need for security and the institutionalization of that security in national strategy and its associated documents is becoming a significant concern for nations in the 21st century international system. This need requires the development of national-level strategies that are designed with objectives; the attainment of which can ensure that the conditions necessary for security for a given actor in the international system can be met. The intent of this monograph is to explore the actual processes that nation-states employ to craft their national security strategy-related documents. The study aligned individual case studies of nation-states conducting their national strategy document formulation processes. These case studies were selected based upon a determination of two primary factors: 1) the nation-states in question had developed national security strategy documents that involved participation in the drafting process from more than one department or agency from the executive branch of government; and, 2) individual participants that were involved in the actual drafting process would be willing to respond to the questions delineated above, either in person or by written response. In addition, subject to travel resource availability, an effort was made to have as many different regions of the world as possible represented in the review. Ultimately, five countries and their national strategy documents were selected for assessment: Australia, Brazil, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Once the data was gathered, the monograph written so as to compare and contrast the various processes employed by each nation in their strategy document development. The last portion of the analysis evaluates the lessons learned from all five cases and identifies specific lessons that could be applicable to strategy document formulation for any future actor engaged in the process.".
- 2013375001 extent "xi, 153 p. ;".
- 2013375001 hasFormat "How nation-states craft national security strategy documents.".
- 2013375001 identifier "158487550X".
- 2013375001 identifier "9781584875505".
- 2013375001 identifier download.cfm?q=1128.
- 2013375001 isFormatOf "How nation-states craft national security strategy documents.".
- 2013375001 isPartOf "SSI monograph.".
- 2013375001 isPartOf "Strategic Studies Institute monograph".
- 2013375001 issued "2012".
- 2013375001 issued "[2012]".
- 2013375001 language "eng".
- 2013375001 publisher "[Carlisle, Pa.] : Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College,".
- 2013375001 relation "How nation-states craft national security strategy documents.".
- 2013375001 subject "National security Case studies.".
- 2013375001 subject "National strategy.".
- 2013375001 subject "Policy sciences Case studies.".
- 2013375001 subject "UA10.5 .S76 2012".
- 2013375001 tableOfContents "Introduction -- What is national security and its related strategy documents? -- Case study : Australia -- Case study : Brazil -- Case study : South Africa -- Case study : United Kingdom -- Case study : United States -- A comparison -- Is there a best way?".
- 2013375001 title "How nation-states craft national security strategy documents / Alan G. Stolberg.".
- 2013375001 type "text".