This monograph dated January 2022 describes the need to develop a new national strategy for countering WMD, In particular, we suggest that:
1. New strategic guidance must offer a new construct on how the U.S. government prioritizes WMD threat
sources and articulates ways and means for aligning whole-of-government
resources, starting with a new National Strategy for Countering WMD that
outlines how to address great power competition through deterrence, diplomacy,
and defense operations.
2. New national strategic guidance must abandon the actoragnostic view of the
current national/DOD strategies so as to adequately address Chinese/Russian WMD
challenges, as well as acknowledge the differences between peer/near-peer and
lesser states, as well as violent extremist organizations.
3. A more engaged National Security Council staff must oversee strategies
developed by executive agencies, in particular, DOD, Department of Homeland
Security, Department of State, Department of Health and Human Services, and the
intelligence community.
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