Editing Caspar Weinberger (section)

===Later career===
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Weinberger had been Secretary of Defense for six years and ten months, longer than anyone except for [[Robert McNamara]] and more recently [[Donald Rumsfeld]]. After Weinberger left the Pentagon, he joined Forbes, Inc., in 1989 as publisher of [[Forbes|''Forbes'' magazine]]. He was named chairman in 1993. Over the next decade, he wrote frequently on defense and national security issues. In 1990, he wrote ''Fighting for Peace'', an account of his Pentagon years. In 1996, Weinberger co-authored a book entitled ''The Next War'', which raised questions about the adequacy of US military capabilities following the end of the [[Cold War]].

He was a member of the Founding Council of the [[Rothermere American Institute]] at the [[University of Oxford]] and a fellow at the [[Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities]] at the [[University of Edinburgh]].<ref>{{cite web |title=1988: IASH at 50|url=https://www.iash.ed.ac.uk/timeline/1988/ |website=ed.ac.uk|publisher=Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities|access-date=29 October 2024}}</ref>