January 2003

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BRUCE BERKOWITZ

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

• Senior Analyst, RAND Corporation; and Research Fellow, Hoover Institution on War,
Revolution and Peace, Stanford University; and (May 2000-present)

• Author and Consultant (1987-2000). Activities included:

Served as a consultant to the Department of Defense, Department of Energy, NASA, and

various classified organizations on policy, program planning, and technology
development.

• Founded and served as President of Space Technology Development Corporation (1993-

1999). STDC was established to commercialize technology developed in U.S. defense
laboratories. Peak annual revenues were $26 million. The company was .acquired in a
merger in December 1999.

Published five books and numerous articles in leading professional journals (bibliography
is attached). Frequent contributor to the Wall Street Journal on national security issues.

• Professional Staff Member, Select Committee on Intelligence, U.S. Senate (1985-1987).

Assisted Committee Members in implementing oversight of U.S. intelligence community;
responsibilities included review of national and tactical intelligence requirements, and
assessment of U.S. intelligence program capabilities.

• Analyst, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (1978-80, 1982-1985). Responsibilities included

analysis of decision making in foreign governments; assessment of command and control
procedures; and other activities.

• Assistant Professor, University of Minnesota (1981-85). Taught graduate and

undergraduate courses in foreign policy; national security, and international relations.

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Member, Council on Foreign Relations (1990 - present)

Contributing Editor, Orbis (1987-present)
Member, Editorial Board, International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence
(2000-present)
Member, College of Arts and Science Advisory Board, Stetson University (1992-1998)
Adjunct Professor of Strategic Studies, Carnegie Mellon University (1989-2001)
Periodic lecturer at the National Defense University and Naval Postgraduate School
AWARDS AND HONORARIA:

International Affairs Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations, 1985-1986.

Visiting Scholar, Brookings Institution, 1985-86
National Fellow, Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1983-1984
Frederick Thomas Fellow, Association of Diplomatic and Consular Officers, Retired), 1979.
Eisenhower Fellow, Eisenhower Memorial Foundation, 1979.
Phi Beta Kappa

EDUCATION:

Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Rochester

M.A. in Political Science, University of Rochester
B.A. in Political Science and Psychology, Stetson University, summa cum laude

PUBLICATIONS:

Books:

The New Face of War: Lethal Networks in the Information Age, Free Press, 2003).

Best Truth: Intelligence in the Information Age (with Allan Goodman), Yale University
Press 2000).

The Need to Know: Covert Action and American Democracy, (with Allan Goodman),
Twentieth Century Fund (1992).

Strategic Intelligence and American National Security, (with Allan Goodman), Princeton
University Press (1989)

Calculated Risks: A Century of Arms Control, Why It Has Failed, and How to Make It Work,
Simon and Schuster (1987)

American Security: Dilemmas for Modern Democracy, Yale University Press (1986).

Edited Books, Annotated Volumes, and Contributed Chapters

The United States and the Use of Force in the Post-Cold War Era (editor and contributor,
Aspen Institute, 1995).

Securing Peace in the New Era: Politics in the Former Soviet Union and the Challenge to
American Security (editor and contributor. Aspen Institute, 1994).

"The Clementine Lunar Mission." (with Donald M. Horan) chapter in J. Wertz and
W. J. Larson, eds. Reducing Space .Mission Cost (Torrance, CA: Space Technology
Library. 1996).
 "Making Choices On the North German Plain," chapter in J.R. Goldman, ed. Issues and
Choices: American Security in a Changing World (University of America Press, 1987).

General Walter Bedell Smith as Director of Central Intelligence, October 1950-February

1953, annotated declassified manuscript by L.L. Montague (with Allan Goodman), Perm
State Press (1992)

The Central Intelligence Agency: An Instrument of Government, 1940-1950, annotated

declassified manuscript by A.B. Darling, (with Allan Goodman), Penn State Press (1990).

Articles (National Security Policy):

"Intelligence and the War on Terrorism," Orbis (Spring, 2002), pp. 289-300

"Better Paths to Intelligence Reform," Orbis (Fall 2001), pp. 609-619

"Information Warfare: Time to Prepare," Issues in Science and Technology, National

Academy of Sciences (Winter 2000/01), pp. 37-44.

"War Logs On: Girding America for Computer Combat," Foreign Affairs (May/June 2000, in
press).

"The Logic of Covert Action," The National Interest (Spring 1998), pp. 38-46.

"Technology and Intelligence Reform," Orbis, (Winter 1996-7), pp. 107-119.

"Information Age Intelligence," Foreign Policy (Summer 1996), pp. 35-50.

"Warfare in the Information Age," Issues in Science and Technology, National Academy of
Sciences, (Fall 1995) pp. 59-65.

"Predicting Soviet Collapse" The National Interest (September 1995), pp. 36-47.

"Planning Intelligence After the Cold War," Intelligence and National Security, (April,
1994), pp. 30-42 (with Allan Goodman).

"Why Spy-And How-In the 1990s," Orbis (Spring 1992), pp. 269-280 (with Allan
Goodman)

"Coming Constraints in Arms Control Agreements: Approaching the Limits of Feasible

Regulation," Science, Technology, and Human Values (Winter, 1986), pp. 19-26.

"Technological Progress, Strategic Weapons, and American Nuclear Policy," Orbis

(Summer. 1985). pp. 241-258.

"Congressional Oversight of Intelligence. Studies in Intelligence (Summer, 1986), pp. 49-59.

"Intelligence in the Organizational Context: Coordination and Error in National Estimates."

Orbis (Autumn. 1986), pp. 571-596.
Articles (Technology Policy and Defense Planning):

"Why Defense Conversion Won't Work," Technology Review, Massachusetts Institute of

Technology (July 1994), pp. 3-10.

"Can Defense Research Revive U.S. Industry?" Issues in Science and Technology, National
Academy of Sciences, (Winter 1992-93), pp. 73-81.

"Reviving Defense R&D" Issues in Science and Technology, National Academy of Sciences
(Winter 1988-89), pp. 88-89.

"The Clementine Mission," Technology Review, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

(April 1995), pp. 24-31.

"No Free Launch: Deficiencies in U.S. Space Launch Infrastructure," Issues in Science and
Technology, National Academy of Sciences, (Winter 1993-94), pp. 76-81.

Articles (International Relations Theory):

"Levels of Analysis Problems in International Studies," International Interactions (Summer,

1986), pp. 199-227.

"Proliferation, Deterrence, and the Likelihood of Nuclear War," Journal of Conflict

Resolution, (March 1985), pp. 112-136.

"Realignment in International Treaty Organizations," International Studies Quarterly

(March 1983), pp. 77-96.

"The Limits of American Foreign Commitments" (with Bruce Bueno de Mesquita),

Comparative Strategy (Spring 1982), pp. 245-259.

"How to Make a Lasting Peace in the Middle East," (with Bruce Bueno de Mesquita)
Rochester Review (Spring, 1979), pp. 12-18.

Review Articles

"John Boyd: The American Sun Tzu," Orbis (Summer 2003), in press

"Intelligence Reform, The Third Act," Orbis (Winter 2001), pp. 152-161.

"Imagining Wars Yet to Come." Orbis (Spring 2000), pp. 307-315.

"The Secret Sharers," Orbis (Summer 1999), pp. 511-519.

"Handicapping the George Kennan Sweepstakes." Orbis (Summer 1998), pp. 465-474.

"Strategy in the Wilderness Years. Orbis (Spring 1997). pp 299-308.

 "Reform of the Intelligence Community," Orbis (Fall 1996), pp. 653-663.

"What Did You Do During the Cold War, Daddy?" Orbis (Winter 1995-96) pp. 224-229

"Portending the Future of Proliferation," Orbis, (Spring 1995), pp. 279-285.

"Rules of Engagement for U.N. Peacekeeping Forces in Bosnia, Orbis, (Fall 1994), pp. 635-
646.

"War: Taking It From the Top," Orbis, (Summer 1994) pp. 515-517.

Articles in the Popular Media:

"Scud Story," Air & Space/Smithsonian (May 2003), in press

"The Wall Street Decade" Air & Space/Smithsonian (June-July 1998), pp. 43-47.

"Monster Engines: Why the Roar of the Mighty Recips Was Silenced Forever," Air &
Space/Smithsonian (January 1998), pp. 80-87.

"The Nine Lives of Slick Six," Air & Space/Smithsonian " (February-March 1997), pp. 68-
73.

"NASA's X-33,"Xir & Space/Smithsonian (October/November 1996), pp. 32-37.

"The Kindest Cut" Air & Space/Smithsonian (December 1995/January 1996), pp. 40-42.

Contracted Studies and Technical Papers (Partial Listing):

"Information Security and Information Strategy" (Spring 1997), Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense (C3I)

"Government-Industry Relations and Information Strategy" (Spring 1996), Office of the

Assistant Secretary of Defense (C3I)

"Program Plan for the New Production Reactor" (Spring 1990), U.S. Department of Energy

"An Analysis of Flight Phases for the Regulation of Commercial Space Operations"
(February 1990). Office of Commercial Space Transportation

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