Subject: Announcing Truman Center's Newest Publication
From: "Leigh O'Neill" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 27 May 2016 12:00:46 -0600

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Dear Truman,

On Tuesday, May 24th, the Truman Center launched its
latest publication, 
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"A Call for a New Strategic Approach to Fragile
States"  by Andrew Albertson, Co-Director of the Truman Democracy
and Development Expert Group and Ashley Moran, Co-Director of the Truman Texas
Chapter. 

The topic of state fragility has been an ongoing point of
discussion across numerous channels within Truman for several years. This
community recognized threats emerging from fragile states as some of the most
pressing challenges of our day, identifying these as some of the core elements
of 
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the
Truman Project Framework . As part of our effort to provide additional depth
and context to the challenges and opportunities outlined in Framework, we
started the Fragile States Initiative.

Under the leadership of Andrew Albertson and Ashley
Moran, this publication has become a vehicle for channeling the ideas from
that ongoing, nationwide conversation. This publication benefited from the
review and input of over 20 Truman members spanning government, academia, and
civil society across five of our Chapters. This is the first in a series of 4
briefs that will explore 

1.      
The case for prioritizing fragile states,

2.      
drivers of state fragility,

3.      
options for addressing fragility in partner
states, and

4.      
executive and legislative actions necessary to
implement the strategy.

As a community, we are focused on having impact. We are
excited to 
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share this publication  with you and recognize it is an
important step in what we know will be an ongoing effort across Truman to
address these 21st century challenges. 

With appreciation, 

Leigh O'Neill

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Truman National Security Project  & 
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