Export controls in the United States are at a crossroads, with largeconsequences for both national security and the global defense industry.
The Obama administration has been developing export control reform proposals for nearly two years, which it unveiled at the July 19-21, 2011 Update Conference on Export Controls and Policy at the Department of Commerce. The administration is also finalizing its statutory proposals, and there are competing Republican and Democratic bills already introduced in Congress.
To examine the future of U.S. export controls, Hudson Institute held a panel discussion featuring current and former decision-makers:
Feith, Froman, Pasco, and Schneider
Michael Froman, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Adviser for International Economic Affairs
Douglas J. Feith, Hudson Institute Senior Fellow and former Under Secretary of Defense
William Schneider, Hudson Institute Adjunct Fellow; President, International Planning Services, Inc.; former Chairman, Defense Science Board and former Under Secretary of State
Brandt Pasco, Attorney at Kaye Scholer LLP and former member of the National Security Council Task Force on Export Control Reform.
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