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22 sept. 2016 · The RAND Corporation traces its origins to a research and development project created inside the Douglas Aircraft Company to study UFOs secretly retrieved by the U.S. military after the February 1942 Los Angeles Air Raid incident, according to former Douglas Aircraft employee, William Tompkins. Tompkins further reveals that in 1943 ...
Autre rouage clé du complexe militaro-industriel américain, la SAIC (Science Applications International Corporation) joue un rôle assez assez similaire à la Rand Corporation. C'est l'une des plus grosses sociétés privée américaines dans le domaine du renseignement et de la défense, avec 8 milliards de dollars de profit annuel.
3 juil. 2024 · Ann Marie Dailey, a policy researcher at RAND, is an expert on some of the most pressing questions now facing the United States and its global allies: How to help Ukraine. What to expect from Russia. How to position NATO for the next 75 years.
29 déc. 2021 · Technologies that could block the sun's rays or siphon huge amounts of carbon from the air are not that far out of reach, a recent RAND analysis found. They could have world-altering consequences that would make a snowstorm in Beijing look mild by comparison.
8 mars 2023 · At RAND, strategic ignorance led to the development of a particular form of knowledge, in which experts became part of epistemological thinking.
Il y a 2 jours · On October 26, 2024, Corina Pataki, Elena Danaan, and Dr. Michael Salla traveled to the summit of the Bucegi Mountains in Romania to investigate claims of a Hall of Records under a Sphinx-like formation of rocks. The first public claim of such a Hall of Records was made by Radu Cinamar (pseudonym) in his book, Transylvania Sunrise (2009).
11 oct. 2024 · Empowering countries to chart their own strategic autonomies can pay dividends for U.S. foreign policy down the line. To build a successful, dynamic foreign policy, the United States needs to confront its own reputation in regions in which it has historically performed poorly.
