Christopher A. Preble
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Christopher A. Preble is the director of foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute. He is the author of three books and has also published over 150 articles in major publications including USA Today, the Los Angeles Times, the Financial Times, National Review, The National Interest, the Harvard International Review, and Foreign Policy. He is a frequent guest on television and radio. Before joining Cato in February 2003, he taught history at St.
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- Repurposing the U.S. Military
- Root Causes Versus Risk Factors
- Obama's Surge
- Devolving the U.S. 'Power Problem'
- Blood and Treasure and Costs of Foreign Policy
- Foreign Policy in 2011
- Scrap 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'
- Trimming Military Spending with Robert Gates
- Haley Barbour, Afghanistan and Fiscal Restraint
- Iraq to U.S.: Please Leave Sooner
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- A New National Security Team
- How to Cut Military Spending Now
- Terrorism and the US Military
- Obama in Egypt
- The Neocon Lament on Military Spending
- Obama's Afghanistan Contradiction
- McChrystal and the Incoherent Afghanistan Mission
- Paul Ryan on Military Spending
- The Precedent of Libya
- U.S. Finally Out of Iraq?
- Obama Threatens Veto over F-22
- Obama's Plan to Reduce Nukes
- The GOP versus Ron Paul on Foreign Policy
- The Weinberger-Powell Doctrine and Libya
- What Obama Should Have Said on Libya
- Obama Stretches War Powers in Libya
- Romney Would Balloon Military Spending
- Cut Military Spending: A Way Forward
- The Lessons from a Decade of War
- Let Sequestration (and Military Spending Cuts) Happen
- The Military Industrial University Complex
- Obama's Drone War in Yemen
- Let Japan Defend Japan
- Obama's Foreign Policy in 2013
- Military Spending's Uninterrupted Rise
- War Cheerleaders Have a Poor Track Record
- Five Years, 4000 Dead Troops, but $3 Trillion?
- The Ten-Year Troop Surge
- Rand Paul v. Marco Rubio on Foreign Policy
- Examining the Push for War in Syria
- Chuck Hagel for Secretary of Defense?
- Senator Clinton's Foreign Policy
- The Iraq Invasion Ten Years Later
- POTUS Debate 2008 #1: Foreign Policy
- June 2, 2009 featuring Christopher A. Preble
- Crocker, Petraeus Report for Duty
- Right and Wrong Lessons in Iraq
- What U.S. Interests in Syrian Intervention?
- Gauging Progress in Iraq
- Overseas Contingency Slush Fund
- Sizing up the Surge
- September 27, 2010 featuring Christopher A. Preble
- Rushing to No Judgment on the Iraq War
- Hagel Hearings, Round One
- Secretary Hagel and Cuts at the Pentagon
- U.S. Bombing Iraq Again
- June 17, 2010 featuring Christopher A. Preble
- Slowing the Drumbeat for War in Syria
- Hillary Backed 9 of the Last 7 U.S. Military Interventions
- The Enduring Elite Consensus for Military Intervention
- November 24, 2009 featuring Christopher A. Preble
- Obama Lays Out New Foreign Policy
- Our Foreign Policy Choices: Rethinking America's Global Role
- Reflections on the Obama Foreign Policy
- A Losing Bill for a Losing War
- Rand Paul's 'Conservative Realism'
- War Is the Health of the State
- Foreign Policy: #FeeltheBern vs. #MakeAmericaGreatAgain
- Obama's Gesture in Syria
- Finding Foreign Policy Substance in POTUS Debate
- Christopher A. Preble on the Weinberger-Powell Doctrine and Libya.
- Moqtada al-Sadr's Iraq
- ISIS and the Presidential Race
- U.S. Shouldn't Steal Spotlight in ISIS Fight
- Trump Attacks Syria without Congressional Approval
- February 24, 2011 featuring Christopher A. Preble
- Priorities for U.S. Military Spending
- October 9, 2007 featuring Christopher A. Preble
- November 23, 2010 featuring Christopher A. Preble
- Libertarianism and War
- A Needed Debate over Iraq, Syria
- The Neocon Lament over Military Spending
- American Umpire
- October 9, 2007
- Haley Barbour, Afghanistan and Fiscal Sanity
- Weinberger-Powell Doctrine and Libya
- The Future of the U.S. Navy Surface Fleet
- National Security Implications of New Oil and Gas Production Technologies
- Cato University 2015: A Foreign Policy for a Constitutional Republic
- Rating the Top Threats to U.S. National Security
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