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In October 2012 our shortened URL (www.thewillandthewallet.org) expired and was purchased by spammers before we were able to reclaim it. Part of their misuse includes redirecting this URL to an imposter site that has advertisements posted in the comment boxes. Stimson is working to take down that site and reclaim the domain name. In the interim, please update your bookmarks accordingly to www.thewillandthewallet.squarespace.com. Thank you all for your patience as we work through this issue.

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Anyone who has heard President Dwight Eisenhower's 1961 farewell address knows that there is a political nexus that links the Defense Department to its contractors. But Ike conveniently left out the middle player who makes the game possible: Congress.

Gordon Adams, Foreign Policy

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Our New Look

Although probably not quite as dramatic in the annals of national security budgeting as Eisenhower's New Look, we are proud of our blog's new appearance. We hope it encourages reading our blog as a narrative describing how budgets, processes and institutions shape our national security while still offering specific insights into defense and international affairs budgeting.

We hope you like it too. And thanks for reading.

Reader Comments (1)

My 2010 post, "What Price Deterrence?" (formerly here http://thewillandthewallet.squarespace.com/2010/06/08/what-price-deterrence/) is now nowhere to be found. I was just going to reference it, and now I can't. Can you please put it back on the site? Thanks!

August 1, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterStephen Schwartz

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