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Institutional
Affiliations
Project
for the New American Century: Senior fellow (1)
American
Enterprise Institute: Resident fellow (2)
The National
Interest: Executive Editor, 1994-1995 (1)
Army Times:
Editor, 1987-1993; Journalist, 1980-1985 (1)
Defense
News: Deputy Editor, 1985-1987 (1)
Government
Service
House Committee
on National Security (now Committee on Armed Services): Director
of Policy Group, 1996-1999; Professional Staff Member, 1995 (2)
Corporate
Connections/Business Interests
Lockheed
Martin Corp.: Director of Strategic Communication and Initiatives,
2002 (2)
Education
Sidwell
Friends School: K-12, Quaker school (1)
Ithaca College: B.A. in Philosophy (1)
Johns Hopkins University-SAIS: M.I.P.P. (2)
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Highlights
& Quotes
According
to Donnelly, “the strategic imperative of patrolling the perimeter
of the Pax Americana is transforming the U.S. military, and those
few other forces capable and willing of standing alongside, into
the cavalry of a global, liberal international order. Like the cavalry
of the Old West, their job is one part warrior and one part policeman
-- both of which are entirely within the tradition of the American
military.” (3)
A U.S. victory in Iraq, said Donnelly in an article for AEI, “will
define the start of a truly new world order; to steal Dean Acheson’s
famous phrase, we are present at the creation. What, exactly, we
are creating we do not know.” (4)
Donnelly
was one of the few neoconservative ideologues to support U.S. intervention
in Liberia in mid-2003, arguing in a Washington Post op-ed that
intervention was justified not for humanitarian motives per se,
but because of the growing acknowledgment that "U.S. security
interests in Africa ... cannot be ignored." (5)
Donnelly
wrote Operation Just Cause: The Storming of Panama, 1991, and Clash
of Chariots: A History of Armored Warfare, 1996. He has also written
for The Weekly Standard, Washington Post, The National Interest,
and Jane’s Defence Week. (1)
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