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—Gideon Rose, Managing Editor, Foreign Affairs

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Let CSBA help you stay informed about defense strategy options and military budget trends. For one basic fee, you will receive approximately 20 mailings throughout calendar year.

From its inception, CSBA has been a major intellectual force in assessing the nature, scope and characteristics of the changing security environment and its consequences for US military strategy, policies, programs, and budgets. CSBA analyses of timely and far reaching topics are distributed to policymakers, the media and the public in Report, Backgrounders and Update formats.  Subscribe today!

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Immediate Distribution

All CSBA publications are distributed automatically to subscribers immediately upon publication.  No time and effort are needed to place individual orders or wait for notification of availability.

First-Time Subscriber Discount

First-time subscribers qualify for a 20% discount on the 2010 Subscription Service fee:  $200 for corporations and $112 for nonprofits.

All 2010 Publications

Subscription Service payments cover the 2010 calendar year. Upon receiving your order, CSBA will send you all 2010 publications produced prior to that date.

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DEFENSE BUDGET

You will receive CSBA’s annual Same-Day Analysis of the President’s FY 2011 Defense Budget Request, followed by a more detailed Defense Budget Analysis.  You will also receive timely research on budget issues, including congressional action on the budget request, funding for the global war on terrorism and homeland security, and costs of military operations in Iraq and other contingencies. 

TRANSFORMING THE US MILITARY

The US military is confronted with the need to transform as a consequence of the 9/11 attacks and the ongoing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.  CSBA will examine long-term options for long-range precision strike, special operations forces, and the global basing/mobility posture, among other transformation topics.

MILITARY STRATEGY & POLICY

Subscribers will receive analyses of military strategy options facing the US government as the Defense Department and Congress consider next steps in the Global War on Terrorism generally, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, in particular.