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2 weeks ago | 
rand.org | Tom LaTourrette |Fabian Villalobos |Benjamin Preston
12:00 – 1:00 p.m. ET Online Details on attending the event will be sent to registered attendees.
Historically, the United States has largely been a passive observer of efforts to develop seabed mining. But the White House's recent executive order aimed at securing critical seabed minerals signals a major change, positioning the U.S. as the leading force in a potential seabed mining industry.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
caribbeannewsglobal.com | Karl Buschmann |Fabian Villalobos
By Karl Buschmann and Fabian VillalobosUnder the Biden administration, progress has been made on strengthening the resilience of supply chains, but other gains are being left on the table. One reason why: The public and private sectors do not use a common vocabulary, leading to incomplete or misaligned incentives, priorities, and perspectives.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
menafn.com | Karl Buschmann |Fabian Villalobos
Securing Supply Chain Resilience Requires A Common Vocabulary And Vision
1/24/2025 3:15:16 PM
(MENAFN- Caribbean News Global) By Karl Buschmann and Fabian VillalobosUnder the Biden administration, progress has been made on strengthening the resilience of supply chains, but other gains are being left on the table.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
homelandsecuritynewswire.com | Karl Buschmann |Fabian Villalobos
SUPPLY-CHAIN SECURITYSecuring Supply Chain Resilience Requires a Common Vocabulary and VisionPublished 22 January 2025Under the Biden administration, progress has been made on strengthening the resilience of supply chains, but other gains are being left on the table. One reason why: The public and private sectors do not use a common vocabulary, leading to incomplete or misaligned incentives, priorities, and perspectives.
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Jun 25, 2024 | 
rand.org | Abbie Tingstad |Fabian Villalobos |Rebecca Tisherman |Michelle Ziegler
This RAND paper was developed to communicate the results of a tabletop exercise (TTX) conducted as part of a broader event, a workshop called “Critical Minerals in the Arctic: Forging the Path Forward,” which RAND cosponsored with the Wilson Center, the University of Alaska, and the U.S. Department of Energy’s Arctic Energy Office.
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
realcleardefense.com | Fabian Villalobos |Scott Savitz
Deception is as old as warfare. Ancient tales across cultures describe cunning and creative tactics, such as the Trojan Horse, employed to defeat adversaries. The deceiving force gains advantage by both confusing the adversary and preserving its combat power. Ultimately, deception is a critical combat enabler that requires deliberate planning, creative practitioners, and limited resources. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments Related Articles
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Apr 11, 2024 | 
mwi.westpoint.edu | Fabian Villalobos |Scott Savitz
Deception is as old as warfare. Ancient tales across cultures describe cunning and creative tactics, such as the Trojan Horse, employed to defeat adversaries. The deceiving force gains advantage by both confusing the adversary and preserving its combat power. Ultimately, deception is a critical combat enabler that requires deliberate planning, creative practitioners, and limited resources.
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Apr 11, 2024 | 
rand.org | Fabian Villalobos |Scott Savitz
Deception is as old as warfare. Ancient tales across cultures describe cunning and creative tactics, such as the Trojan Horse, employed to defeat adversaries. The deceiving force gains advantage by both confusing the adversary and preserving its combat power. Ultimately, deception is a critical combat enabler that requires deliberate planning, creative practitioners, and limited resources.
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Feb 5, 2024 | 
rand.org | Fabian Villalobos |Hye Su Min
New technologies that affect public safety are going to be met by a thicket of regulations—it's inevitable. When the first automobiles began rolling onto public roads in the early 1900s, Connecticut introduced the first statewide speed limits for cars, and waves of additional automobile regulations have followed since then.
Today, regulators are shining the spotlight on autonomous vehicles and the robotaxi.
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Jan 12, 2024 | 
weforum.org | Fabian Villalobos
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