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Korb, Lawrence Joseph was born on July 9, 1939 in New York City. Son of Joseph Anthony and Katherine Veronica Korb.
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Almost exactly one year after the September 11 attacks, President Bush unveiled a new National Security Strategy for the United States. This document, which articulates what some have called the most profound shift in US strategy since the 1950s, has spawned much debate around the world about how it should be implemented. A useful guide for students, teachers and general readers interested in national security, this book lays out the best case for the different ways this strategy can be applied. It presents the options as presidential speeches, preceeded by a memo explaining the strengths, weaknesses and politics of each one. The president's original National Security Strategy is also included as an addendum.
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The Fall and Rise of the Pentagon: American Defense Policies in the 1970s (Contributions in Drama and Theatre Studies #27) The Fall and Rise of the Pentagon: American Defense Policies in the 1970s (Contributions in Drama and Theatre Studies #27) by Korb, Lawrence J ( Author ) Hardcover Oct- 1979 Hardcover Oct- 09- 1979
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Korb, Lawrence Joseph was born on July 9, 1939 in New York City. Son of Joseph Anthony and Katherine Veronica Korb.
Bachelor of Arts, Athenaeum Ohio, Norwood, 1961; Master of Arts, St. John's U., Jamaica, New York, 1962; Doctor of Philosophy, State University of New York, Albany, 1969.
Assistant professor political science University Dayton, 1969-1971. Associate professor government United States Coast Guard Academy, 1971-1975. Professor management United States Naval War College, 1975-1970.
Adjunct professor Georgtown University, 1980-1993. Resident director defense policy studies American Enterprise Institute Public Policy Studies, 1980-1981. Assistant secretary for manpower, reserve affairs & logistics United States Department Defense, Washington, 1981-1985.
Vice president Raytheon Company, 1985-1986. Dean University Pittsburgh, 1986-1988. Senior fellow The Brookings Institute, 1988-1998.
Vice president/Maurice R. Greenberg chair/director studies Council Foreign Relations, 1998—2002. Senior fellow Center for American Progress, since 2002. Senior advisory Center for Defense Information, since 2002.
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Served with United States Navy, 1962-1966, Vietnam. Member Council Foreign Relations, National Academy Public Administration, Aspen Strategy Group.
Children: Mary Katherine, Karen, Julia, Lawrence Junior.