Background
Blackwill, Robert Dean was born on August 8, 1939 in Kellogg, Idaho, United States.
(This occasional paper is an edited version of a briefing ...)
This occasional paper is an edited version of a briefing book that was designed by members of Harvard University's Avoiding Nuclear War Project and distributed among newly appointed officials in the Bush administration. Originally designed to help combat the lack of institutional memory on nuclear issues in the American government, these fourteen chapters also provide an interesting overview of these issues for a broader audience. A Primer for the Nuclear Age addresses the danger, effects, development, strategy, and force structure of nuclear weapons as well as assessing the influence of domestic and international politics on nuclear weapons policy. Co-published with the Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University.
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Blackwill, Robert Dean was born on August 8, 1939 in Kellogg, Idaho, United States.
Bachelor, Witchita St. University, 1962.
Volunteer Peace Corps, Malawi, 1964—1966. Political counselor American Embassy United States Department State, Tel Aviv, 1978—1979. Director West European affairs National Security Council National Security Council, 1979—1981.
Principal deputy assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs United States Department State, 1981—1982, deputy assistant secretary of state for European affairs, 1982—1983. Associate dean Harvard University John F. Kennedy School Government, 1983—1985. Special assistant for National Security Affairs to President George Bush Executive Office of the President, 1989—1990.
Belfer lecturer international security Harvard University John F. Kennedy School Government. United States ambassador to India United States Department State, 2001—2003. Deputy assistant to the President & coordinator for strategic planning National Security Council, 2003—2004.
President Barbour Griffith & Rogers International, Washington, since 2004.
(This occasional paper is an edited version of a briefing ...)
(This occasional paper is an edited version of a briefing ...)
Married Wera Hildebrand. 5 children.