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How does the battle [between big war and small war] play out with civilian decision makers, and how do you propose changing the conversation to focus on actual security considerations rather than simply scare tactics?
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What role do you see for intel in the 21st century? It seems that the same nations with large middle classes also have large intelligence services. Is intelligence a third rail to the big war vs. small war debate? Or is it something different altogether?
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You make the case that we will see globalization driving better institutions (rule of law for example) in emerging markets, I am curious if you expect to see a true dialogue, are there examples where best practices in emerging markets drive new behaviors in globalized Core?