The Changing Nature of Warfare

The rapid diffusion of technology, the growth of a multitude of transnational factors, and the consequences of increasing globalization and economic interdependence, have coalesced to create national security challenges remarkable for their complexity. 

Much of our government and interagency [programs and program managers] seem to be in a state of denial about the requirements needed to adapt to modem warfare. 

It is not readily apparent how the CB defense research and development community are addressing these changing requirements of the warfighter in stability 

Global energy distribution and demand is a major factor in overall stabilization of the world economy. Disparity of energy access can drive conflict moreover, as traditional energy sources become less accessible, more pressure is placed on technology to find alternatives. This affects states more than individuals. 

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