PUBLICATIONS BY Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
Research
Commentary
Other Publications
Books
Media Appearances
2009 Research
September 02, 2009
The Perils of Prediction and Unpreparedness in Building the Future Force
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #1131)
America can afford to pay more for defense, but we need to be more modest in our strategic assumptions and build that modesty into both our military strategy and our force posture and modernization programs. If done right, sound strategic analysis, which accepts the reality of uncertainty as well as the need for developing certain long-range capabilities, can be mindful of cost.
June 30, 2009
What Americans Need to Know About Missile Defense: We're Not There Yet
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D., James Jay Carafano, Ph.D., Peter Brookes, and Baker Spring
(WebMemo #2512)
President Obama is cutting missile defense spending by over $1 billion. This makes no sense at the same time that North Korea is testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles to deliver them and when Iran may be just one year away from producing its first nuclear weapon. Washington's reluctance to pursue missile defense makes little sense because Americans overwhelmingly support missile defense. The problem is that too many of us still think we already have all we need. We don't.
June 01, 2009
Sustaining American Leadership with Military Power
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Special Report #52)
Contrary to what many politicians and talking heads tell Americans, a false choice exists between what are often referred to as hard and soft power.
April 27, 2009
Obama's 100 Days in Foreign Policy: Triumph of the Personal
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #2413)
In his first 100 days in office, President Barack Obama completed two whirlwind tours of Europe and Latin America. His message on both continents was simple: America has made many mistakes in the past, but we're ready now to listen to others and be more flexible. It was a hugely popular message that brought him thunderous applause, particularly when he criticized or apologized for America-to an extent that no other sitting American President had done before on foreign soil.
January 22, 2009
Time for a New International Game Plan
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Backgrounder #2231)
The United States cannot remain a global leader unless it modernizes its alliances and international associations. America needs international institutions, alliances, and a multilateral diplomacy worthy of a great power that is dedicated to the advancement of freedom and security. It is time to create a Global Freedom Coalition, a Global Economic Freedom Forum, and a Liberty Forum for Human Rights.
2008 Research
September 11, 2008
Reflecting on 9/11: What the Next Administration Should Do About Terrorism
By Kim Holmes
(WebMemo #2061)
There are certain enduring truths or facts about fighting terrorism that will persist regardless of who becomes president or what the candidates have said during their campaigns. Indeed, rhetoric of late leaves the impression that there are two radically different paths to fighting terrorists. While such differences do exist, these distinctions are not as radically divergent as some believe. Indeed, for either path to be effective, several approaches must be preserved.
August 22, 2008
Exploring Concepts of Liberty in Islam
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #1097)
The Heritage Foundation has established a long-term project to explore the question of whether the ideas and practice of Islam are compatible with Western notions of liberty—such as individual liberty, religious liberty and tolerance, and minority rights. The answers to some key questions that can act, perhaps, as benchmarks for people living in Muslim societies and states for how they would relate to the issue of liberty and freedom.
July 24, 2008
Economic Freedom as a Human Right
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #1094)
Economic freedom is more than a path to prosperity. It also is a condition that opens up opportunities to enjoy freedom in the largest sense of the word-both politically and socially. We should never entrust the United Nations or an international court with the important task of safeguarding our rights and liberties, much less with attempting to create new ones.
May 12, 2008
Just War and Endgame Objectives in Iraq
By Joseph Capizzi, Ph.D., and Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #1081)
The just war theory connects the use of military force to politics, reminding statesmen that war and politics serve the same goals—namely, justice, order, and peace. Every activity within war must be scrutinized for its capacity to create a more just reorganization of power. Robust analysis should attend not only to questions about whether war is justified, but also to broader political questions about the dynamics that lead to war and strategies for achieving peace.
March 14, 2008
Liberty's Best Hope: Why American Leadership Is Needed for the 21st Century
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D., Henry R. Nau, Ph.D., and Dov Zakheim, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #1069)
To counter the challenges to America's leadership at home and abroad, even by long-standing allies, we must be more persuasive, win the war on terrorism and the war of ideas, work to reshape the international system, invest in a strong national defense, keep our economy on top, get our own house in order, and, most important, put the advancement of liberty back at the center of foreign policy.
2007 Research
June 26, 2007
Twelve Principles to Guide U.S. Energy Policy
By Stuart M. Butler, Ph.D., and Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Backgrounder #2046)
The best way to facilitate access to oil and gas and foster new alternatives that work for the U.S. economy while addressing homeland and national security concerns is to focus on policies that help America to achieve three overarching goals: unleashing the power of free enterprise, protecting the nation's energy interests, and advancing free global energy markets.
May 31, 2007
Iran's Growing List of Hostages
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D., and James Phillips
(WebMemo #1479)
The U.S. must firmly demand the release of Iran’s newest hostages and rule out making any concessions that would encourage Iran to take more hostages in the future.
March 08, 2007
The U.S. and India: Partnership for the 21st Century
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #998)
America and India both have much to gain from their growing strategic relationship. Together, they can more easily show to the world the consummate value of freedom and democracy; can better deal with global terrorism and the proliferation of nuclear weapons; and can foster greater stability, development, and freedom in Asia and beyond.
February 14, 2007
North Korea Nuclear and Missile Issues: What's the Solution?
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #993)
How to get Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them.
2006 Research
April 26, 2006
Spreading Freedom Around the World
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #937)
We must never take for granted the march of freedom. As Heritage President Ed Feulner showed in his 1998 book of that title, the line is never straight, and the walk is never easy. In fact, it can be very costly and fraught with setbacks and disappointments.
2005 Research
October 13, 2005
Al-Qaeda Agonistes
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #882)
The end of Zarqawi as a political force in Iraq?
September 12, 2005
From Tragedy to Triumph: Principled Solutions for Rebuilding Lives and Communities
By Edwin Meese III, Stuart M. Butler, and Kim R. Holmes
(Special Report #05)
As Congress and the nation work to rebuild shattered lives and destroyed neighborhoods and businesses after the Katrina disaster, the need to take action swiftly must not lead to steps that cause dollars to be used inefficiently or to unwise decisions that frustrate long-term success. In addition, because the homeland security grant system and the billions given to state and local governments and to the private sector have not improved the nation's capacity to respond to catastrophic disasters, the Administration needs the authority and organization to build an effective national response system that can be quickly activated for such devastating disasters.
August 26, 2005
Iran: Don't Trust an Abuser with Nukes
By By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #824)
Iran seems more determined than ever to acquire nuclear weapons. Under its new president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran has rejected a European Union offer of security and economic incentives, including nuclear fuel for energy, in return for stopping all uranium conversion in Isfahan. The reason?
July 26, 2005
What's in a Name? "War on Terror" Out, "Struggle Against Extremism" In
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #805)
This isn't just playing with words.
2004 Research
May 04, 2004
Threats and Opportunities in the World
By The Honorable Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #833)
America must be vigilant against the physical threats posed by terrorists, but also against the moral and political ones. The war on terrorism is as much a war of ideas and morale as it is one of rockets, bombs, and suicide bombers, and it is on the ideas-and-morale front that this war will be won or lost.
February 24, 2004
Promoting Economic Freedom at the United Nations
By The Honorable Kim R. Holmes
(Heritage Lecture #823)
The U.N.'s credibility and effectiveness in reducing poverty and promoting economic development are at stake, but what really matters are the lives of millions around the world for whom economic freedom offers the best hope for a more productive life and the dignity of self-reliance. An alliance that promotes that agenda would make the U.N.'s development work much more effective.
2001 Research
November 05, 2001
Maxims for Conducting War on Terrorism
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #52)
Maxims for Conducting War on Terrorism
October 08, 2001
America Strikes Back
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #46)
The goal of U.S. policy should be to show countries like Iran, Syria, Sudan and Libya that support for terrorism is not only unproductive and unprofitable, but even potentially dangerous.
October 03, 2001
The Administration's Anti-Terrorism Package
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. and Edwin Meese III
(Backgrounder #1484)
The changes in law contained in the Administration's anti-terrorist proposal would be a small price to pay to enhance the nation's capabilities to apprehend terrorists. Whatever limited sacrifice in privacy and privileges there may be in these proposed measures is small in comparison to the long-term risks posed to civil liberties by terrorism.
September 17, 2001
Beware of Constraints Imposed by International Coalition
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #38)
The U.S. faces a fundamental dilemma in this international war against terrorism. In order to gain Islamic support for a war against radical Islamic terrorism, the U.S. will have to make common cause with some Islamic states that are not only corrupt and lack legitimacy, but also are even sometimes part of the terrorist problem.
September 17, 2001
Responding to the Attack on America
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Backgrounder #1473)
The U.S. faces a fundamental dilemma in this international war against terrorism. In order to gain Islamic support for a war against radical Islamic terrorism, the U.S. will have to make common cause with some Islamic states that are not only corrupt and lack legitimacy, but also are even sometimes part of the terrorist problem.
September 14, 2001
The Terrorist Attack on America: Implications for U.S. Policy
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Executive Memorandum #775)
This week's horrendous acts are yet another warning. Americans must not permit the type of complacency and self-delusion that made this week's atrocities possible ever to return. Freedom and civilization are at risk. Business as usual is not an option.
September 12, 2001
The Aftermath of the Terrorist Attacks on U.S.
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #35)
We must hope that the complacency and self-delusion that made yesterday's attack possible does not return to prevent us, once again, from defending ourselves against the rising threat of missiles, nuclear arms, and chemical and biological agents.
July 12, 2001
Understanding Putin's Foreign Policy
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(WebMemo #22)
The key to understanding Putin's foreign policy is not to dwell on foreign policy concepts or philosophies but to look at his domestic economic and political agenda.
2000 Research
October 27, 2000
The Lessons of Milosevic's Fall
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Backgrounder #1400)
The Lessons of Milosevic's Fall
October 27, 2000
The Lessons of Milosevic's Fall
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Backgrounder #1400es)
Executive Summary: The Lessons of Milosevic's Fall
September 08, 2000
Test090800: National Missile Defense
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph. D
(Testimony #9999)
Test090800: National Missile Defense
July 11, 2000
Humanitarian Warriors: The Moral Folly
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #671)
Humanitarian Warriors: The Moral Folly of the Clinton Doctrine
March 20, 2000
The United States and the 21st Century
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #657)
The United States and the 21st Century: Partners and Competitors
1999 Research
April 22, 1999
No Ground War in Kosovo
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Backgrounder #1278)
The Clinton Administration has stumbled into an indecisive air war over Kosovo that is not likely to attain its declared goal.
January 29, 1999
Secretary Cohen's Missile Defense Proposal
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Executive Memorandum #568)
U.S. Secretary of Defense William Cohen outlined a new proposal to protect the American people against missile attack.
January 08, 1999
Who Lost Russia?
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D., Hon. Caspar W. Weinberger, Hon. R. James Woolsey, and Ariel Cohen, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #629)
There is plenty of blame to go around for Russia's troubles, and most of it, in my opinion, lies with Russia.
1998 Research
December 14, 1998
Beware the Clinton Trap on Missile Defense
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. and Thomas Moore
(Backgrounder #1239)
After years of delay, it appears that President Bill Clinton may announce a decision to deploy a limited national missile defense.
November 20, 1998
Mounting World Crisis
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D., William W. Beach, James A. Anderson, Ph.D.,James Phillips, Daryl M. Plunk, and Richard D. Fisher, Jr.
(Heritage Lecture #628)
Clinton must deal with Russian economic troubles, Iraqi intransigence, China-Taiwan tentions, North Korean missiles, and global terrorism and ecnomic chaos.
November 13, 1998
U.S.-European Strategic Bargains
By Kim R. Holmes
(Heritage Lecture #627)
Challenges to U.S-European relations in a post-Soviet era
February 27, 1998
BG1161es:The Anatomy of Clinton's Failure in Iraq
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. and James A. Phillips
(Executive Summary #1161)
BG1161es:The Anatomy of Clinton's Failure in Iraq
February 27, 1998
Clinton's Failure in Iraq
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. and James A. Phillips
(Backgrounder #1161)
Usefulness of Unted Nations inspection regimes quesionable
1997 Research
November 19, 1997
Fast Track, Saddam Hussein, and Other Challenges
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Backgrounder #1148)
Fast Track, Saddam Hussein, and Other Challenges to Clinton's Legacy
1996 Research
September 13, 1996
em461: The National Endowment for Democracy
By James A. Phillips and Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Executive Memorandum #461)
em461: The National Endowment for Democracy: A Prudent Investment in the Future
1995 Research
October 06, 1995
HL542: National Defense and America's Alliances
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #542)
A strong military is the key to strong alliances
June 09, 1995
Clinton's Red Herring: The Accusations of Congressional Isolationism
By Kim R. Holmes
(Backgrounder #1037)
For weeks now the Clinton Administration has been trying to change the subject in foreign affairs.
2009 Commentary
November 13, 2009
Miscalculating Engagement
By Kim R. Holmes
Direct diplomatic outreach to America's foes and rivals defines President Obama's foreign policy. It underpins everything from "resetting" relations with Russia to making concessions to Iran. It's intended to distinguish Mr. Obama from his unpopular predecessor, thereby garnering more support from friends and allies for U.S. policies.
October 30, 2009
Massive Debt to Drive U.S. Decline
By Kim R. Holmes
America is a great nation. It enjoys unprecedented wealth. Its people are among the freest in the world. And, with the world's most powerful armed forces, the United States is largely the master of its own destiny.
October 16, 2009
Obama Defines Success Downward in Afghanistan
By Kim R. Holmes
In March, President Obama thought that defeating al Qaeda and the Taliban was critical to national security. "[I]f the Afghan government falls to the Taliban -- or allows al Qaeda to go unchallenged," he warned, "that country will again be a base for terrorists who want to kill as many of our people as they possibly can."
October 02, 2009
Obama's Foreign Policy Vision Not So New Age
By Kim R. Holmes
President Obama's speeches often claim "the time has come" for something, or "the days" of this or that "are over." It's as if his presidency has introduced a new epoch.
September 18, 2009
National Defense as First Principle
By Kim Holmes
Ever wonder why "provide for the common defence" appears right in the preamble of the U.S. Constitution, signed 222 years ago Thursday?
September 04, 2009
The end of an era in Japan?
By Kim Holmes
Sixty-four years ago this week, the Japanese formally surrendered to Allied forces on the USS Missouri, ending World War II. Thus began a long era in U.S.-Japanese relations characterized by a shared strategic vision and broad cooperation on security.
August 21, 2009
Afghanistan's war, election challenge Obama
By Kim Holmes
President Obama this week called the war in Afghanistan one of "necessity," not choice. It is, he proclaimed, the "central front in the war on terrorism ... where the Taliban is gaining strength. ..." He solemnly concluded, "This is a war that we have to win."
August 07, 2009
Defense games and arms races: not what you think
By Kim Holmes
It's an alluring idea: If the United States disarms or restrains its military forces, other countries would do the same. The notion is gaining ground in the Obama administration; it needs very careful scrutiny.
June 29, 2009
How U.S. should handle Iran's election results
By Kim Holmes
For decades, about the worst thing you could say to a politician was that he was behaving like Richard Nixon. A cunning "realism" and willingness to deal with dictators--from Beijing to Latin America to, yes, Iran--helped make the 37th president Public Enemy No. 1 on the left.
June 26, 2009
Principled American leadership for Asia
By Kim Holmes and Walter Lohman
At his June 10 confirmation hearing, Kurt Campbell said some encouraging things about the administration's Asia policy. President Obama's nominee for assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs emphasized America's enduring commitment to the Pacific and the centrality of our treaty allies. And only in this context did he address the U.S. relationship with China.
June 12, 2009
The importance of hard power
By Kim Holmes
"Next to Obama Beach, we join President Obama in paying particular tribute to the spectacular bravery of American soldiers who gave their lives."
Most assume it was a Freudian slip or a teleprompter malfunction (something from which Mr. Obama himself has been known to suffer). But maybe there's more to think about here.
May 29, 2009
What Obama should tell Muslim world in Egypt
By Kim Holmes
Next week, President Obama travels to Egypt to make a major address to the Muslim world. If past experience is any guide, he will continue apologizing for America's "mistakes" and bend over backward trying to explain that the United States is not a threat to Islam.
May 15, 2009
Free trade as a stimulus strategy
By Kim Holmes
Most people agree that, when it comes to economic recovery, more economic activity is better than less. When companies buy and sell more goods and services, we get more jobs and growth.
May 01, 2009
Moment of truth in Pakistan
By Kim Holmes
Next week, President Obama will meet the leaders of Pakistan and Afghanistan in the White House. He'll have his work cut out for him. Increasingly, Pakistan holds the key not only to success in Afghanistan, but to peace in the entire South Asia region.
April 30, 2009
Risky cuts
By Kim Holmes
The budget submitted by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has sparked a badly needed debate about America's future defense. Some hail it as prudent, but it's too prudent by half. Savings should not trump security.
April 17, 2009
Why cut missile defense now?
By Kim Holmes
An enemy tests a weapon that could kill millions of your countrymen in the near future. Having worked diligently on a defense against such attacks, your government has one within reach. Then, suddenly, it pulls back on this effort.
April 03, 2009
Starting arms talks all over
By Kim Holmes
President Obama has started planning a new round of nuclear arms negotiations with the Russians. He apparently hopes to rid the world of nuclear weapons. This indeed could be an opportune time to rethink arms control. And who doesn't want a world safe from nuclear Armageddon?
March 20, 2009
New liberalism in foreign policy
By Kim Holmes
Once upon a time, American liberals loved to hate foreign-policy realists. Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger - the uber-realists of their day - were the betes noires of the left. In the liberal view, stability and Realpolitik were the source of everything wrong with U.S. foreign policy.
March 06, 2009
India should be policy linchpin
By Kim Holmes
As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama repeatedly charged that then-President Bush had "alienated" America from the rest of the world. He accused Mr. Bush of bullying allies and suggested that he would do a better job of reaching out to old friends and finding new ones.
February 20, 2009
U.S. backtracks on missile shield
By Kim Holmes
A Turkish general once said: "The problem with having the Americans as your allies is you never know when they´ll turn around and stab themselves in the back."
January 23, 2009
Better security lies in defense funds
By Kim Holmes
One of the sleeper issues President Obama will need to address soon is how much to spend on national defense. Scarcely discussed in the campaign, defense spending is arguably the most important long-term decision a president makes. At stake is not only the short-term safety of Americans, but the ability of the United States to remain a world leader.
2008 Commentary
December 29, 2008
Liberty Forum better than U.N. Rights Council
By Kim Holmes
Sixty years ago this month, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which some have dubbed a Magna Carta for mankind. Coming on the heels of World War II, the Declaration was supposed to show the world that the United Nations would not tolerate the terrible abuses of human rights committed by the Nazis and Axis powers.
November 21, 2008
President-elect Obama, we need a new kind of public diplomacy
By Kim Holmes
"More than half of this battle is taking place in the battlefield of the media. We are in a media battle, a race for the hearts and minds. ..."
October 14, 2008
U.S. needs new 'special' friends
By Kim Holmes
Since D-Day, when Americans and Britons stormed the Normandy beaches together, the United States and the United Kingdom have had a special relationship.
We share secrets. We come to each other's aid in time of great need. We enjoy a special bond of trust.
September 26, 2008
Economic freedom on a global scale
By Kim Holmes
The American stock market falls 500 points. The next day, markets in Europe and Asia follow suit. No surprise. The world economy is, well, a "world" affair - a financial sneeze here leads to a cold there, and the next thing you know, the whole globe has got the flu.
September 12, 2008
Time for 'Global Freedom Coalition'
By Kim R. Holmes
Conservatives should ask themselves one key question over the remaining months of the presidential campaign: What role should America play in the world?
June 19, 2008
Who'll lead in Asia?
By Walter Lohman
Occasionally, a simple remark reveals far more about the state of American leadership than any speech, policy statement or white paper. During an official visit to Beijing in late May by Lee Myung-bak, the new South Korean president and stalwart American friend, China's foreign ministry declared the U.S.-South Korea alliance a "historical relic."
April 09, 2008
Why We'll Still Need to Lead
By Kim R. Holmes
Conservatives should ask themselves one key question over the remaining months of the presidential campaign: What role should America play in the world?
2007 Commentary
December 28, 2007
Military chiefs sound warnings of a hollow force
By Kim Holmes and Mackenzie Eaglen
Like a foghorn's deep, loud warning to mariners who can't see the lighthouse or shoals ahead, the need to spend more on America's military forces is breaking through Washington's haze of misguided thinking.
March 01, 2007
The End of the Affair?
By Kim Holmes and Nile Gardiner
For over half a century the Anglo-American "special relationship" has been a dominant force in world affairs. Today it is the engine of the global war on terror, and its enduring strength continues to confound and even infuriate leaders in continental Europe. Britain is the only nation the U.S. truly trusts as an ally; it is the British prime minister and not the German chancellor, the French president or the U.N. secretary-general, to whom the U.S. president looks first for partnership in addressing the big international security matters of the day.
January 31, 2007
Decision time on Iran
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
Victory in Iraq requires more than adjusting troop levels. It means quashing the violence stirred up by foreign powers.
January 17, 2007
Ensuring a Legacy: Solidifying the Bush Doctrine
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
After September 11, 2001, President George W. Bush set forth on a revolutionary approach to U.S. foreign policy. There was a tremendous sense of urgency and an assumption that the old way of doing things had not worked. The strategy of pursuing stability and of slowly working problems through the half-measured process of multilateral diplomacy had not prevented a direct attack on American soil. New strategies and measures were needed to deal with a drastically new and different world. The president moved determinedly to topple the regimes in Afghanistan and Iraq, to aggressively challenge the rogue regimes of Iran and North Korea, to shift the focus of alliance policies toward Japan and Central and Eastern European countries, to expand the range of military, law enforcement and diplomatic activities to fight the war on terrorism, and finally to adopt his now-famous freedom and democracy agenda aimed (in large measure) at the Middle East.
2006 Commentary
February 05, 2006
African Union: Another Club of Executives?
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
Under President Denis Sassou-Nguesso of the Republic of Congo, the African Union (AU) will continue to face critical issues that challenge not only the region, but also the ability to maintain its credibility on the international stage.
2005 Commentary
October 11, 2005
World must not allow Nuclear Iran
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
Iran is headed toward a showdown with the West over its nuclear ambitions.
August 03, 2005
Re-Naming the War: It's Not Just Semantics
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
Top officials of the Bush administration have changed the way that they talk about terrorism. They have stopped speaking of a "war on terrorism."
2002 Commentary
January 23, 2002
ED012302: Get the Priorities Right
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. and Edwin Meese, III
ED012302: Get the Priorities Right
2001 Commentary
November 07, 2001
Missile Defense: No Time for Easy Assumptions
By Kim Holmes
Missile Defense: No Time for Easy Assumptions
October 11, 2001
Balancing Security and Liberty
By Kim Holmes and Edwin Meese III
Balancing Security and Liberty
September 12, 2001
More than a "Warning Shot"
By Kim Holmes and Jack Spencer
More than a "Warning Shot"
August 28, 2001
U.S.-Japan Cooperation and Ballistic Missile Defense
By Kim Holmes, Ph.D.
U.S.-Japan Cooperation and Ballistic Missile Defense
2000 Commentary
July 12, 2000
Missile Defense Goes to Sea
By Kim Holmes, Ph.D. and Baker Spring
Missile Defense Goes to Sea
1999 Commentary
January 27, 1999
Outdated Treaty Holds National Defense Hostage
By Kim R. Holmes and Baker Spring
Outdated Treaty Holds National Defense Hostage
1998 Commentary
July 01, 1998
ed070198: Journal: Heritage Visitors to Russia
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
ed070198: Journal: Heritage Visitors to Russia
1996 Commentary
December 15, 1996
ED121596b: An Antidote to Global Poverty
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. and Bryan T. Johnson
ED121596b: An Antidote to Global Poverty
December 15, 1996
ed121596: An Antidote to Global Poverty
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D. and Bryan T. Johnson
ed121596: An Antidote to Global Poverty
October 24, 1996
ED102496b: New Foreign Policy Credo: Be Prepared
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
ED102496b: New Foreign Policy Credo: Be Prepared
October 24, 1996
ed102496: New Foreign Policy Credo: Be Prepared
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
ed102496: New Foreign Policy Credo: Be Prepared
June 06, 1996
ED060696a: Jerry-Rigged Foreign Policy
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
ED060696a: Jerry-Rigged Foreign Policy
June 06, 1996
ed060696: Jerry-Rigged Foreign Policy
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.
ed060696: Jerry-Rigged Foreign Policy
November 20, 2009
Twitter
Facebook
RSS Feeds