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Diplomacy

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About Clark Ervin

Clark Kent Ervin is the Director of the Aspen Institute Homeland Security Program. He joined the Institute in 2005. Before doing so, he served as the first Inspector General of the United States...

Tags: Homeland Security, Diplomacy, Defense Policy, National Security, Counterterrorism, Terrorism

Journalism and MediaForum on Freedom to CommunicateForum on Communications and Society (FOCAS)Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities in a DemocracySymposium on Critical Issues in...

Tags: Communications Policy, Journalism, Diplomacy, innovation, Spectrum, Community, Universal Broadband, public diplomacy, Broadband, Communication, new media, Security, freedom of expression, freedom of press, media diversity, newspapers, digital media, journalism ethics, IDEA, public interest, telecommunications policy, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, spectrum policy, universal service, digital literacy, privacy, consumer protection, wireless, mobile, Internet, web, World Wide Web, social network, cloud computing, internet policy, firm strategy, intellectual property, content, copyright, citizen, community dialogue, literacy, media literacy, town hall, electronic democracy, electronic voting, e-governance, e-government, m-governance, m-government, mobile communications, mail, post, digital market, common medium, International Digital Economy Accords

Homeland Security Program

The Homeland Security Program works to heighten public awareness as to the nation's continued vulnerability to terrorism, and to persuade the nation to take the necessary steps to close the gap...

Tags: Homeland Security, Diplomacy, Defense Policy, National Security, Counterterrorism, Terrorism

Communications and Society Program

The overall goal of the Communications and Society Program is to promote integrated, thoughtful, values-based decision making in the fields of communications, media, and information policy.