Colonel David Ottignon, a national security affairs fellow for 2008–9 at the Hoover Institution, discussed civil-military relations, including speaking up and stepping down–a challenge to civil-military norms, on January 22.
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Many topics were introduced at the meeting held January 15–16, 2009, including legitimacy and global governance; international criminal law, including marginalizing international law and international humanitarian laws; counterterrorism questioning and interrogation; Guantánamo; failed states; and future projects.
(Photo by Tin Tin Wisniewski/Hoover Institution Public Affairs)

This exhibition of documents, photographs, posters, books, and audiovisual materials from the Hoover Institution Library and Archives illustrates the diplomatic failures and the military actions that paved the way to World War II, highlighting the plight of civilians and the personal stories of witnesses.

Many topics were introduced at the meeting held January 8–9, 2009, including updates on Education Next, defining ideas, NCLB, and President-elect Barack Obama’s education agenda, as well as future projects.
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