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| I.
EMPLOYMENT |
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FISHBEIN ASSOCIATES, INC.
Potomac, MD |
March, 1994 - present |
| President |
| Consulting
practice in the areas of national security, defense conversion, facility
reuse, counter-terrorism, trade, development, foreign policy, technology
and environment. Activities include general representational services,
business and legislative strategy, marketing and strategic planning.
Clients include Fortune 500 companies, academic institutions, government,
and not-for-profit organizations. |
SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE
Washington, D.C. |
March,
1993 - March, 1994 |
| Special
Assistant for National Security Affairs |
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| Senior
staff responsibility for all national security, foreign affairs and
international trade issues. Prepared Senator's legislative and appropriations
agenda in each of these areas. Continued oversight responsibilities
for accounts previously managed as a member of the Senate Defense
Appropriations Subcommittee staff. Clearance: TS, 1987-1994. |
U.S.
SENATE, APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, DEFENSE SUBCOMMITTEE
Washington, D.C. |
Dec.
1989 - March, 1993 |
| Professional
Staff Member (Majority) |
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| Served
Chairman, Senator Daniel Inouye. Budgeted Department of Defense (DoD)
accounts totaling approximately $35 billion annually in the areas
of Air Force and Marine Corps Operation and Maintenance, special operations,
environmental restoration, humanitarian assistance, counter-narcotics,
and ammunition procurement. Conceived of and authored the Armament
Retooling & Manufacturing Support (ARMS) Initiative for the Army.
Developed other new initiatives concerned with: defense conversion,
international industrial cooperation and research, international security
cooperation, counter-terrorism, disaster assistance, DoD environmental
resource management, and budget reform. |
U.S.
SENATE, APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE, FOREIGN OPERATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE
Washington, D.C. |
Nov.,
1987 - Dec., 1989 |
| Professional
Staff Member (Majority) |
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| Served
Chairmen, Senators Daniel Inouye and Patrick Leahy. Budgeted U.S.
Foreign Assistance accounts totaling approximately $15 billion annually
in the areas of multilateral assistance, bilateral economic assistance,
military assistance and export assistance. Developed new initiatives
concerned with: security assistance, the environment, renewable and
alternative energy, human rights, health care, foreign policy, Iraq
sanctions. |
U.S.
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON SECRET MILITARY ASSISTANCE TO IRAN AND
THE NICARAGUAN OPPOSITION
Washington, D.C. |
March
- Nov., 1987 |
| Intelligence/Foreign
Policy Analyst |
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| Served
Co-chairman, Senator Daniel Inouye, and Chief Counsel, Arthur Liman,
as: investigator, analyst, and Middle East specialist; co-author and
co-editor of the Committee's final report. |
NORTH
ATLANTIC ASSEMBLY
Brussels, Belgium |
Jan.
- July, 1984 |
| Research
Fellow |
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| Prepared
analyses of Allied air defense cooperation, tactical nuclear weapons
in Europe, NATO & Persian Gulf security, Aegean dispute management,
human rights, out-of-area contingency planning and East Bloc violations
of Helsinki Final Act. |
CONGRESSIONAL
RESEARCH SERVICE, FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND NATIONAL DEFENSE DIVISION, LIBRARY
OF CONGRESS
Washington, D.C. |
June
- Sept., 1981 |
| Research
Fellow |
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| Prepared
analyses of European and Middle Eastern affairs, East/West relations,
strategic nuclear policy, arms transfers, NATO, U.S. defense preparedness,
and international organizations. |
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| II. EDUCATION |
SCHOOL
OF ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL STUDIES THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Washington, D.C. |
May,
2001 |
Ph.D.,
International Relations Middle East Studies
Dissertation: "From Sea To Shining Sea: Commerce, Conquest and the
Collision of British and American Empire in the Middle East, 1939-1945,"
submitted and successfully defended November, 1986. Dissertation advisor:
Dr. Fouad Ajami. |
ST.
ANTONY'S COLLEGE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY MIDDLE EAST CENTRE
United Kingdom |
Jan.,
1983 -Dec., 1983 |
| Fulbright-Hays
Scholar |
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SCHOOL
OF ORIENTAL AND AFRICAN STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
United Kingdom
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Sept.,
1981 -June, 1982 |
| Fulbright
- Hays Scholar |
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LAFAYETTE
COLLEGE
Easton, Pennsylvania |
June,
1979 |
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B.A., Government and Law |
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| Honors
in Government and Law; thesis on French and Italian Communist Parties.
Eugene Chase Prize in Government and Law. |
EDINBURGH
UNIVERSITY
Edinburgh, Scotland |
Sept.,
1977 - June, 1978 |
| Junior
Year Abroad |
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Courses in the faculties of Law, Politics and History. Recipient of
a Merit Certificate in History, 1978 |
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| III. PROFESSIONAL
ACTIVITIES |
U.S. ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Washington, D.C. |
August,
1997 - 2000 |
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Member, ARMS Initiative Executive Advisory Committee |
CENTER FOR
SECURITY POLICY
Washington, D.C. |
April,
1994 - Present |
| Member,
Board of Advisors |
JEWISH INSTITUTE
FOR NATIONAL SECURITY AFFAIRS (JINSA)
Washington, D.C. |
May, 1994 - Present |
| Member,
Board of Advisors |
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