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. By Kurt M. Campbell et al. Documents the work of a diverse group of experts under the direction of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and the Center for a New American Security (CNAS). The group consisted of nationally recognized leaders in the fields of climate science, foreign policy, political science, oceanography, history, and national security. Their mandate was to consider the potential future foreign policy and national security implications of climate change and to employ the best available evidence and climate models to predict three future worlds that would fall within the range of scientific plausibility. 
. Edited by Patrick L. Clawson. A collection of papers concerning national security and the energy market. They consider energy prospects in key countries from the point of view of security, either because the countries are in volatile regions like the Persian Gulf or because they are major military and energy powers like Russia. These analyses represent an exchange of views among people from two rather different communities: those concerned with national security and those concerned with energy and economics. 
. By Sharon Burke et al. Argues that with a comprehensive strategy to change both our supply of fuels and our demand, the United States can win the energy war. This report gives an overview of the nature of the energy challenge, describes the main elements of a strategy for energy security, and offers a plan of action for how to execute that strategy. 
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By Guy Dauncey. Confronts the reality of a world awash in weapons
and the belief that war is inevitable. Describes the culture of
violence that has led the world to this precipice of hopelessness,
and then points to signs of hope that a different future is possible.
Outlines the steps being taken to build a culture of peace. 
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