Philip Palin
Philip J. Palin is a risk strategist in private practice. He is the principal author of the Catastrophe Preparation and Prevention series from McGraw-Hill. Other publications include Consequence Management (2008) and Threat, Vulnerability, Consequence, Risk (2009). Mr. Palin chaired the General Preparedness Working Group of the Obama presidential campaign’s Homeland Security Advisory Council. He is a former college president, foundation executive, and corporate chief executive officer. Mr. Palin can be contacted at ppalin@nisp.us.
Resilience: The Grand Strategy
ABSTRACT:
Homeland Security does not have a grand strategy. Resiliency has been suggested as an over-arching goal, but what does it really mean? In this essay, Philip Palin draws from his Long Blog, modeled on George Keenan’s Long Telegram (which defined containment as the United States’ Cold War strategy) to formulate resilience as a grand strategy for U.S. homeland security.
SUGGESTED CITATION:
Palin, Philip J. “Resilience: The Grand Strategy.” Homeland Security Affairs VI, no. 1 (January 2010)http://www.hsaj.org/?article=6.1.2