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The Global Economic Crisis as a National Security Issue
February 13, 2009
I. M. Destler, coauthor of In the Shadow of the Oval Office, a book about national security advisers since the Kennedy years, says that President Obama is not the first president to try to bring economic issues into the national security process.
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