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Insanely Useful Web Sites (Congress Resources). Sunlight Foundation

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Countering WMD Proliferation in an Age.... December 8, 2009

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Brian Jackson, RAND Corporation

Stephen Maurer, University of California, Berkeley

Publications
Securing the Bomb 2006. Matthew BunnAnthony Wier Project on Managing the AtomBelfer Center for Science and...

FY 2006 Annual Report on the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program. Joseph A. ChristoffDirector, International Affairs and TradeGovernment Accountability Office

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Biosecurity at NAS, The National Academy of Sciences

Congresspedia, The Sunlight Foundation and and the Center for Media & Democracy

Open CRS, Center for Democracy and Technology

CRS Reports at Federation of American Scientists, Federation of American Scientists

Strategic Studies Institute of the U.S. Army War College

House Committee on Homeland Security

CRS Reports at Homeland Security Watch

Insanely Useful Web Sites (Congress Resources), Sunlight Foundation

Metavid, The University of California at Santa Cruz

Pentagon Web Radio

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I.M. (Mac) Destler, Saul I. Stern Professor, University of Maryland

Paul Fischbeck, Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

Brian Chow, Senior Physical Scientist, RAND Corporation

Mary DeRosa, Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic and International Studies

Manas Baveja, Fellow, Stanford University

Denise Baken, Director, Institute for Defense and Homeland Security

James Carafano, Senior Research Fellow, The Heritage Foundation

Alan Pearson, Director, Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation

Jay Apt, Executive Director, Carnegie Mellon University

Baruch Fischhoff, Professor, Carnegie Mellon University

Publications
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Airborne Laser (ABL): Issues for Congress (Christopher Bolkcom and Steven A. HildrethSpecialists in National DefenseForeign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division, 2007)

Security Classified and Controlled Information: History, Status, and Emerging Management Issues (Harold C. RelyeaSpecialist in American National GovernmentGovernment and Finance Division, 2007)

Intelligence Issues for Congress (Richard A. Best Jr.Specialist in National DefenseForeign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division, 2007)

National Biodefense Analysis and Countermeasures Center: Issues for Congress (Dana A. SheaSpecialist in Science and Technology PolicyResources, Science, and Industry Division, 2007)

Drug Trafficking and North Korea: Issues for U.S. Policy (Raphael F. PerlSpecialist in International AffairsForeign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division, 2007)

Terrorist Capabilities for Cyberattack: Overview and Policy Issues (John RollinsSpecialist in Terrorism and International CrimeForeign Affairs, Defense, and Trade DivisionClay WilsonSpecialist in Technology and National SecurityForeign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division, 2007)

Pipeline Safety and Security: Federal Programs (Paul W. ParfomakSpecialist in Science and TechnologyResources, Science, and Industry Division, 2007)

Testimony of DHS Under Secretary Jay Cohen (Hon. Jay M. Cohen, Under Secretary, Science and Technology Directorate, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, 2007)

Airport Improvement Program: Issues for Congress (Robert S. KirkSpecialist in TransportationResources, Science, and Industry Division, 2007)

Tracking Current Federal Legislation and Regulations: A Guide to Resources (Pamela HairstonInformation Research SpecialistKnowledge Services Group, 2007)

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Science Technology & National Security Policy Analyst (Equal Employment Opportunity Sandia National Laboratories is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V. If this position requires a Department of Energy (DOE)-granted security clearance, U.S. citizenship and employee eligibility for clearance processing will be required at the time of hire. If you hold dual citizenship and you accept a job offer for a position that requires a DOE-granted security clearance, you may be asked by DOE to renounce your foreign citizenship and retain only your U.S. citizenship. Required / Desired Criteria The Strategic Studies Department is seeking an analyst with training and experience in understanding, communicating, and influencing the interactions between technology and national security policies. The candidate should have at least a Master's degree, PhD prefered, in a relevant social science or public policy field. Experience working in an area of policy studies in which science and technology play a significant role is required. Familiarity with national security policies, their evolution, and the organizations that influence their formation is highly desirable. Frequent interactions with Sandia staff will be expected, and experience in working interactively with scientists and engineers will be a definite plus. The ability to collaborate in multidisciplinary teams is required, as is skill in oral presentation and working effectively in a self-directed, sometimes ill-defined environment. Excellent writing skills are essential. Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Department of Energy security clearance is required. Job Description The Strategic Studies Department in the Institutional Development Center of Sandia National Laboratories (Albuquerque, NM) is seeking an analyst to address topics at the nexus of science, technology, and national security policies Department Description Sandia's mission is to bring science and technology to bear to meet national needs in four key areas: Nuclear Weapons - ensuring the stockpile is safe, secure, reliable, and can support the United States' deterrence policy; Energy, Resources and Nonproliferation - enhancing the surety of energy and other critical infrastructures; supporting national arms control and nonproliferation policies; Defense Systems & Assessments -addressing new threats to national security; Homeland Security & Defense -helping to protect our nation against terrorism. Sandia National Laboratories)

Fellowship - Critical Studies of Science and Technology Policy (In summer 2008, the Social Science Research Council will sponsor twelve (12) Dissertation Proposal Development Fellowships in the field of Critical Studies of Science and Technology Policy, with an emphasis on comparative and international topics. These fellowships will fund participating graduate students at US universities to pursue predissertation summer research and to attend two integrated workshops designed to prepare them to learn and explore research and dissertation proposal development strategies in STS and closely related fields. Except in unique circumstances, applicants should be in their second or third year of PhD programs and must not yet have defended their dissertation prospectus prior to attending the workshops. The due date for applications is February 8, 2008, and applications must be filed through the SSRC application portal: http://programs.ssrc.org/dpdf/scitechpolicy/ If you have any questions, they can be directed to one of us (regarding research topics and workshop plans) or the SSRC (regarding application procedures or technical help with online applications). This is a unique opportunity, and we very much hope that you will apply yourself or help us recruit an outstanding group of participants.Social Science Research Council)

Minerva Research Initiative (MRI) (The Minerva Research Initiative is a DoD-sponsored, university-based social science research program initiated by the Secretary of Defense. It focuses on areas of strategic importance to U.S. national security policy. It seeks to increase the Department’s intellectual capital in the social sciences and improve its ability to address future challenges and build bridges between the Department and the social science community. Minerva will bring together universities, research institutions, and individual scholars and support multidisciplinary and cross-institutional projects addressing specific topic areas determined by the Department.The Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy [OUSD(P)] and Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics [OUSD(AT&L)] will work collaboratively to achieve the Secretary of Defense’s vision by piloting several approaches for engaging the social science community. This multi-pronged approach will enable the Department to solicit a broad range of proposals and to leverage the expertise and infrastructures of a wide range of existing mechanisms for funding basic research.)

Program Manager (The Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Directorate of thePentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA-CBRN), the nation's largest and mostsophisticated chem/bio operational protective capability, has multiplepositions open for program managers. PFPA-CBRN is interested in attractingtalented candidates from a range of technical disciplines (scientific andengineering) with a breadth of experience ranging from the recent graduate(MS or PhD preferred) to the seasoned program manager. Pay will becommensurate with experience. The program management responsibilitiesinclude project development, financial management, execution management,resource management, project technical lead, and subject matter expert (SME)support. Recently hailed by the National Academies of Science as "thehighest standard in the land.and the future paradigm for all [chem/bio]building protection", PFPA-CBRN's exciting and dynamic work environmentoffers the chance to contribute to the protection of the Pentagon'spersonnel, facilities, and infrastructure by utilizing state-of-the-arttechnologies for CBR detection and mitigation. If you are interested in learning more, please feel free to contact me(Christina.Murata@pfpa.mil , PFPA CBRN Chief Science Officer) or JamesOdasso, Chief, Programs Technology Support Division at (703) 695-8683. TheCBRN Project Manager Job Posting (PFP-07-1606-DE) can be foundhttp://www.usajobs.govThe Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Directorate of the Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA-CBRN))

Program Manager (Program Manager The Partnership for a Secure America (PSA) is looking for an experienced, energetic individual to serve as Program Manager. PSA is a non-profit organization dedicated to recreating the bipartisan center in American national security and foreign policy. To achieve these ends, PSA: Develops and seeks bipartisan consensus on a series of national security and foreign policy issues; Works to build coalitions to support recreating the bipartisan center in American national security and foreign policy; Conducts national earned and paid media campaigns using the most sophisticated communication tools based on joint, bipartisan positions. The Program Manager will: Bear primary responsibility for developing and implementing program content in support of PSA’s core mission and specific projects; Manage interns, consultants, volunteers and others collaborating on PSA projects; Contribute to drafting of bipartisan statements, press releases, website content and other materials supporting PSA projects; Develop and conduct media outreach in support of programs; Plan and organize events involving PSA Advisory Board members, elected officials and the interested public; Manage and contribute to the PSA blog, “Across the Aisle,” as well as other online tools connected to PSA’s projects. An ideal candidate will have the following qualifications: Excellent writer and oral communicator; A graduate degree in communications, public policy, international affairs, or related field; 2-5 years of work experience in a related field; Demonstrated ability to solve problems independently and innovatively, to work in small and large teams, and to manage relationships with colleagues and collaborators; Experience in media/communications, government, and/or political campaigns/advocacy; Strong commitment to PSA’s bipartisan principles. Background The Partnership for a Secure America was created to promote mainstream, bipartisan solutions to the nation’s major security and foreign policy challenges. Since its public launch in August 2005, PSA has spoken out on an array of important issues, including terrorism, torture, homeland security, UN Reform, Darfur, and energy security. The PSA Advisory Board, which serves as the soul and mouthpiece of the organization and is chaired by Senator Rudman and Congressman Hamilton, includes a bipartisan group of 24 highly distinguished foreign policy officials from previous administrations. The Advisory Board is made up of Democrats and Republicans, and includes six former Senators, four former National Security Advisors, one former Secretary of State, one former Secretary of Defense, three former UN Ambassadors, and a former Governor. Salary and Benefits Competitive non-profit salary; excellent benefits. Interested candidates should examine the PSA website, www.PSAonline.org, and send a resume and cover letter, with references, to rojansky@psaonline.org.Washington, DC)

Supvy General Biological Scientist (Director NBIC) (Supervisory, General Biological Scientist (Director, National Biosurveillance Integration Center), GS-0401-15 The Office of Health Affairs (OHA) serves as the Department of Homeland Security's principal agent for all medical and public health matters. Working across local, state, federal, tribal and territorial governments and with the private sector, the Office leads DHS' role in the establishment of scientifically rigorous, intelligence-based medical and biodefense architecture that ensures the health and medical security of our nation. As the principal medical advisor for the Secretary and FEMA Administrator, the OHA provides timely, incident-specific management guidance for the medical consequences of disasters. Additionally, the OHA leads the Department's biodefense activities, works with partner agencies to ensure medical readiness for catastrophic incidents, and supports the DHS mission through department-wide standards and best practices for the occupational health and safety of its employees. APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FROM : All Sources In addition to competitive referral lists, separate referral lists will be generated for candidates who are eligible under merit promotion procedures. You are eligible under merit promotion procedures if you meet one of the following criteria: All Federal employees with career or career-conditional appointments in the competitive service; former Federal employees with reinstatement eligibility based on previous career or career-conditional appointments in the competitive service; displaced Federal employees requesting special priority selection consideration under the Career Transition Assistance Plan (CTAP) and the Interagency Career Transition Assistance Program (ICTAP); veterans who are preference eligibles or who have been separated under honorable conditions after 3 years or more of continuous service; individuals eligible for VRA appointments; and individuals with disabilities. YOU MUST SUBMIT YOUR SF 50 AND/OR DD 214 IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED UNDER MERIT PROMOTION PROCEDURES. One or more positions may be filled using this vacancy announcement. KEY REQUIREMENTS: U.S. Citizenship required. Must be able to obtain and maintain a Top Secret, SCI security clearance. Selectee will be required to complete an Employment and Financial Interest Form Washington, DC)

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