The Disam Journal Of International Security Assistance Management Volume 24 Number 3 Spring 2002

Security cooperation continues to play a key role in the successes that we are achieving around the world. This Journal's feature articles focus on the nation of Croatia with an overview of the country in general as well as a discussion of the various facets of U.S. security cooperation programs benefiting us as partners. Force modernization is preeminent and the year-old program at their Armed Forces Leader and Staff Simulation Center is leading the way. If you are interested in policy issues, this edition has more than enough to whet your appetite. The final allocations for fiscal year 2002 security assistance programs follows excerpts of remarks made by the Secretary of State to a House Appropriations Subcommittee outlining plans for fiscal year 2003. Additional articles spotlight policy issues centrally related to security cooperation such as human rights, economics, export control, and disarmament.