Defense

ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File The British Are Coming!

Intelligence firm picks up former CIA chief George Tenet on its march into the U.S. market.

  • Shane Harris
Management Matters - Advice And Dissent

Help Wanted: Boring Jobs

Human resources offices need to spice up their vacancy postings.

  • Brian Friel
Managing Technology

Cutting the Cord

WiMax could bridge the last mile to deliver wireless broadband access.

  • David Perera
News And Analysis

Storm Warning

Testing might not improve our ability to respond and recover from cyberattacks.

  • Daniel Pulliam
News And Analysis

Multiple Award Maze

How GSA schedules really work - and how to stay out of trouble.

  • Kimberly Palmer
News And Analysis

Deconstructing Reconstruction

Iraq contractors face increased scrutiny in the new Congress.

  • Katherine McIntire Peters
News And Analysis

Known Unknowns

Defense's financial management problems defy easy fixes.

  • Katherine McIntire Peters
News And Analysis

Money Maker

The supplier of U.S. currency paper faces little competition.

  • Kimberly Palmer
News And Analysis

It's the Training Gain, Not the Game

Soldiers go online to stay alive in Iraq.

  • Anne Laurent
News And Analysis

Been There, Done That, Not Over It

We tried the Iraq Study Group's prescription already. It failed.

  • Greg Grant
In Every Issue

Letters

“Generation Passion” (December 2006)

In Every Issue

The Buzz

Dog walkers, pitching Future Combat Systems and selling civil service.

Editor's Notebook

Doggone Budget Doggerel

Talk about fiscal sanity in government is mere doggerel.

  • Timothy B. Clark
Features

Path to Safety

Sidebar to Escape from Lebanon

Features

Escape from Lebanon

As Beirut was bombed, stranded Americans waited for their government to get them out.

  • Kimberly Palmer
Features

Toxic Gases

Sidebar to Volatile Mix

Features

Volatile Mix

Deadly chemicals and lax security are a dangerous combination, especially in the post-9/11 world.

  • Katherine McIntire Peters
Features

Five Rules of Counterinsurgency

Sidebar to Lessons Not Learned

Features

Lessons Not Learned

Produced to assist commanders in Iraq, a new Army counterinsurgency manual fails to map a response to 21st century enemies.

  • Greg Grant
Magazine

Government Executive : Vol. 39 No. 1 (1/1/07)

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