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The Evolution of National Security Strategy: A Critical Analysis

 
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Analyzing the changing landscape of national security strategy components.

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Since 1986, Congress has required each president to write a national security strategy. How has this security document changed over the years and what components are essential for its success? This article delves into the evolution of national security strategy, focusing on the key components that have shaped its development.

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