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… instruments” both within the State Department - 2511 instruments” both within the State Department and within international organizations that … including by making respect for sovereignty and Chapter Department of State Page number 192 … instruments” both … - page 192
… for both structural and policy changes throughout the State Department.” All U.S. multilateral engagements must be … policies must be halted and rolled back. Chapter Department of State Page number 192 … The U.S. Commission on … for both structural and policy changes throughout the State Department.” All U.S. multilateral engagements must be … - page 192
… addressing structural and related issues of the State Department, this strategy will be at risk. The Hart-Rudman … called for a significant restructuring of the State Department specifically and foreign assistance programs … Sadly, the exact opposite has occurred. The State Department has metastasized in structure and resources, but … - page 193
… The State Department’s greatest problem is - 2524 The State Department’s greatest problem is certainly not an absence of resources. As noted, the department boasts tens of thousands of employees and … - page 193
… to make more than cosmetic changes to the State Department, its structure has remained largely unchanged since the 20th century.”* The State Department will better serve future Administrations, … develop a complete hypothetical reorganization of the department—one which would tighten accountability to … - page 193
… issuance authorities are divided across numerous Cabinet departments, smaller agencies, and other offices. Chapter Department of State Page number 194 … Consolidate foreign … issuance authorities are divided across numerous Cabinet departments, smaller agencies, and other offices. … … - page 194
… Development, which is technically subordinate to the State Department, should be authorized to take on the additional … these multiple sources of foreign assistance are in Chapter Department of State Page number 194 … The next … Development, which is technically subordinate to the State Department, should be authorized to take on the additional … - page 194
… and persistent threats. To meet this reality, the State Department must move beyond its traditional model of … standards of acceptable cyberspace behavior. The State Department should work with allies to establish a clear … the United Nations Group of Governmental Experts.”° Chapter Department of State Page number 196 … In short, the … - page 196
… The State Department should also assist - 2550 The State Department should also assist the Department of Defense to go “on offence” against … - page 196
… such actions have a cumulative strategic effect. The State Department’s role should be to work with allies and engage … may even be found across ideological lines. Chapter Department of State Page number 196 … stemmed the onslaught … such actions have a cumulative strategic effect. The State Department’s role should be to work with allies and engage … - page 196
… in this chapter provide guidance about how the State Department Chapter Department of State Page number 196 … dations outlined in this chapter provide guidance about how the State Department … dations outlined in this chapter provide - 2558 … - page 196
… the entire - 2565 AUTHOR’S NOTE: Thanks to the entire State Department chapter team, the leaders and staff of the 2025 … Hillary Tanoff, Erin Walsh, and John Zadrozny. Chapter Department of State Page number 197 … AUTHOR’S NOTE: Thanks to the entire State Department chapter team, the leaders and staff of the 2025 … - page 197
… The balance of employ Department of - 2571 The balance of employ Department of State, “ anagement, Decemb pdf (accessed March … Commission on February 15, 2001, p. x, See Bret Chapter Department of State Page number 198 … The balance of employ … - page 198
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… U.S. Department of State, “About the - 2590 U.S. Department of State, “About the U.S. Department of State: Our History,” … - page 198
… (accessed March 9, 2023). 0 Make the State Department More Effective at Implementing U.S. Foreign … 20, 2016, https://www.heritage.org/politicalake-the-state-department-more-effective-implementing-us-foreign. Chapter Department of State Page number 198 … er 31, 2022, … - page 198
… ice of China Coordination,” U.S. Department - 2598 ice of China Coordination,” U.S. Department of State, Chapter Department of State Page number 198 … ice of China … - page 198
… https://media.defense.gov/2019/Jul/01/2002152311/-1/-1/1/DEPARTMENT-OFC-STRATEGY-REPORT-2019.PDF (accessed July 28, 2022). Chapter Department of State Page number 198 … ense, Indo-Pacific … https://media.defense.gov/2019/Jul/01/2002152311/-1/-1/1/DEPARTMENT-OFC-STRATEGY-REPORT-2019.PDF (accessed July 28, … - page 198
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