Publication
14 Mar 2013
This report looks at a proposal for “unified national security budgeting” (UNSB). In recent years a number of observers and practitioners have identified various facets of US government national security practice as inherently “cross-cutting.” In order to encourage holistic consideration of national security issues, they have called for UNSB. To be clear, the authors argue, their goal is not to refine the US federal system of budgeting, but rather to use budgetary mechanisms to drive changes in US national security practices.
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Author | Catherine Dale, Nina M Serafino, Pat Towell |
Series | US Congressional Research Service Reports |
Publisher | Congressional Research Service (CRS) |