Table of Content

• Visions


• Missions


• Values


• Goals
• I: International Strategy
• 1: Human Dignity
• 2: Alliances
• 3: Regional Conflicts
• 4: Weapons of Mass Destruction
• 5: Free Markets and Trade
• 6: Democracy and Open Societies
• 7: Cooperative Action
• 8: National Security Transformation
• II: Human Dignity
• 1: Voice and Vote
• 2: Foreign Aid
• 3: Bilateral Relations
• 4: Freedom of Religion and Conscience
• III: Alliances
• Destroy Terrorist Organizations 1: Direct and Continuous Action
• Destroy Terrorist Organizations 2: Identify and Destroy Threats
• Destroy Terrorist Organizations 3: Deny Support
• War of Ideas 1: Influence
• War of Ideas 2: Support Modern, Moderate Government
• War of Ideas 3: Diminish Causes of Terrorism
• War of Ideas 4: Public Diplomacy
• IV: Regional Conflicts
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• V: Weapons of Mass Destruction
• WMD 1: Counterproliferation
• WMD 2: Nonproliferation
• WMD 3: Consequence Management
• Preemptive Options 1: Intelligence Capabilities
• Preemptive Options 2: Coordination with Allies
• Preemptive Options 3: Military Transformation
• VI: Free Markets and Trade
• Economic Growth 1: Legal and Regulatory Policies
• Economic Growth 2: Tax Policies
• Economic Growth 3: Rule of Law
• Economic Growth 4: Financial Systems
• Economic Growth 5: Fiscal Policies
• Economic Growth 6: Health and Education
• Economic Growth 7: Free Trade
• Free Trade 1: Global Initiative
• Free Trade 2: Regional Initiatives
• Free Trade 3: Bilateral Agreements
• Free Trade 4: Executive-Congressional Partnership
• Free Trade 5: Trade and Development
• Free Trade 6: Enforcement
• Free Trade 7: Industry and Worker Adjustment
• Free Trade 8: Environmental and Worker Protection
• Free Trade 9: Energy Security
• Global Climate 1: U.N. Framework Convention
• Global Climate 2: Industry Agreements
• Global Climate 3: Standards
• Global Climate 4: Renewable and Nuclear Energy, Coal, and Fuel Economy
• Global Climate 5: Research and Technology Spending
• Global Climate 6: Assistance to Developing Countries
• VII: Democracy, Openness, and Development
• 1: Reform and Aid
• 2: World and Other Development Banks
• 3: Measurable Results
• 4: Development Grants
• 5: Open Commerce and Investment
• 6: Public Health
• 7: Education
• 8: Agricultural Development
• VIII: Cooperative Action
• NATO 1: Expand Membership
• NATO 2: Combat Contributions
• NATO 3: Planning Processes
• NATO 4: Technology and Economies of Scale
• NATO 5: Command Structures
• NATO 6: Capability Maintenance
• Asia 1: Japan
• Asia 2: South Korea
• Asia 3: Australia
• Asia 4: Regional Forces
• Asia 5: Regional Alliances
• IX: National Security Transformation
• 1: Central Intelligence Authority
• 2: Integrated Warnings
• 3: New Methods
• 4: Future Capabilities
• 5: Intelligence Collection & Analysis