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Founded in 1972 as an independent monitor of the U.S. military, the Center for Defense Information is a private, nongovernmental, research organization. Its directors and staff believe that strong social, economic, political, and military components and a healthy environment contribute equally to the nation’s security. CDI seeks realistic and cost-effective military spending without excess expenditures for weapons and policies that increase the danger of war. CDI supports adequate defense by evaluating our defense needs and how best to meet them without wasteful spending or compromising national security.
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Books
Title: Challenging Conventional Wisdom: Debunking the Myths and Exposing Risks of Arms Export Reform
Authors: Tamar Gabelnick and Rachel Stohl
Date: June 2003Title: C3: Nuclear Command, Control Cooperation
Author: Valery Yarynich
Date: May 2003Title: Less Talk, More Walk: Strengthening Homeland Security Now
Author: David Isenberg
Date: November 2002Title: Reforging the Sword
Authors: Dan Smith and Marcus Corbin
Date: September 2001