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Sept. 25, 2007: Dr. Cindy Williams, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Up one levelThis year, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security controls total budget authority of about $44.6 billion – roughly $378 for every household in the United States. But how does DHS allocate that money among its many activities, and how wisely is the department spending those funds? Dr. Cindy Williams, a principal research scientist of the Security Studies Program of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will explore these questions during her Sept. 25 presentation at the George Bush Presidential Library: “The Strategic Implications of DHS Budgeting.”
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