Conservative Hypocrisy on Military Spending
It’s time to apply pay-as-you-go spending to the military budget.
Conservative Hypocrisy on Military Spending
Brown Bag Lunch: Military Spending
On Monday May 11, from noon to 1 p.m., FPIF’s Pacific Freeze project will be holding a brown-bag lunch and update from Wooksik Cheong (Peace Network, South Korea), Akira Kawasaki (Peace Boat, Japan), Gyung-Lan Jeong (Women Making Peace, South Korea), Colin Archer (International Peace Bureau), Kevin Martin (United For Peace and Justice), and Miriam Pemberton (FPIF).
The Cost of Empire: Military Spending, Military Bases, and Empire-Building
A forum and discussion on the costs of empire. IPS Research Fellows Miriam Pemberton and Erik Leaver will lead a discussion on military spending, military bases, and empire-building in Iraq and Afghanistan and will offer a set of policy alternatives for the new administration.
Not terrorism–China drives up U.S. military spending
It’s essential that lawmakers and members of the public question the Pentagon’s justifications — and reject proposals that would have the effect of triggering a new Cold War, one with the People’s Republic of China.
“Slowing the Military Spending Surge”
A leaked document from the Pentagon at the beginning of the new year seemed to mark a milestone.
Too Much is Never Enough: Bush’s Military Spending Spree
Forget that the Bush administration is sending U.S. troops to train local forces in Yemen, the Philippines, and Uzbekistan, and that since September 11th the U.S. has stepped up military aid to Turkey, Pakistan, India, Jordan, and a number of countries wh
Military Spending: Threats and Priorities
The Bush administration has made many of its major priorities clear through the selection of the presidentâs foreign policy advisers.
Campaign 2000: Why is Military Spending Not an Issue?
The U.S. must recognize that preventive actions — diplomacy, contributing to global economic development, promoting political and religious freedom — that get to the root causes of conflict are the long-term paths to global peace and stability.
Eyeing Defense Spending Cuts, House GOP Targets Military ‘Wokeness’
Spending More on the Military Means Lining the Pockets of Top Defense Industry Executives
Until we address the Pentagon’s revolving door, private corporate interests are always going to be put ahead of public well-being and care.
Military v climate spending: How China outguns the US on clean energy
“While China is already boasting ‘All aboard!’ on a network of sleek passenger trains that zip 200 mph and beyond between major urban centres, the United States is still fussing […]
U.S. Military Spends More than the Next 9 Countries in 2023
The United States needs to abandon our ceaseless arms race in favor of investments in rapid renewable energy and an equitable housing system.
Lindsay Koshgarian Discusses U.S. Military Aid to Israel on Rising Up with Sonali
Lindsay Koshgarian speaks with Sonali Kolhatkar about why it’s past time to question U.S. military aid to Israel.