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Review of "Towards a Philosophy of Narco Violence in Mexico"
By: Robert J. Bunker The intent of the work is to develop a theory and philosophy behind the narco-killings taking place in contemporary Mexico.
The Future ODA 2035-2050
By: Howard R. Simkin Article two of two in the latest Mad Scientist at Small Wars Journal series.
The Critical and Enduring Role of Confidence in Preventive Diplomacy
By: Patrick Blannin Confidence building measures rely on four key components: Reputation, Status, Transparency & Trust. In theory, when RTS2 combine...
Weapons of Automated Destruction and the Moral Duty to Protect Warfighters
By: Lyle D. Burgoon The deployment of automated weapons systems poses significant ethical challenges, especially jus in bello.
Baqiya Wa Tatamadad (Lasting and Expanding): A Neoclassical Realist Analysis of the Daesh Quasi-State
By: Kyle Amonson One key purpose of this study is to analyze and assess how Daesh’s actions as a non-state actor either supported or hindered their goals...
When Made-in-the-USA isn’t Afghan-Good-Enough
By: Sunny Petzinger A nexus of policy guidance meant to protect the defense industry, reduce weapons proliferation and improve financial accountability...
A Letter Home: Seeing the Future from a 2050 Soldier
By: Ralph Tillinghast Article one of two in the latest Mad Scientist at Small Wars Journal series.
Hypervisibility: Mission Command’s Unseen Adversary
By: Fred E. Martin Jr. and Ronald D. Walck The increased proliferation of information collection technologies is becoming a threat to the Army’s Mission...
Brand Loyalty as Currency: A Discussion of the Connections Between Fundamental Economics and Military Information Suppor...
By: Matthew Martin A key to potentially improving influence efforts may be found in economics, in a concept called Consumption Theory.
The Rise of Paramilitary Groups in Turkey
By: Suat Cubukcu Erdogan has instigated an irregular and Iranian-like militia structure that helps him control streets, inflict oppression and carry...
Letter Home 2053
By: Alfred C. Crane III The latest article in the Mad Scientist at Small Wars Journal series.
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Confusing a “Revolution” with “Terrorism”
[...] By: Eric C. Anderson Welcome to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, otherwise known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or the Islamic State. [...]
The Islamic State is a Hybrid Threat: Why Does That Matter?
[...] By: Scott Jasper and Scott Moreland Understanding how the Islamic State fits the profile of a hybrid threat is integral to the development of unified strategies to [...]
Employing Armor Against the Islamic State: The Inevitable Urban Combined Arms Fi...
By: Dennis A. Lowe As long as ISIL controls territory and shelters among civilian populations in easily fortified urban environments, a combined arms [...]
The Rise of the Islamic State and How to Reverse It
By: Mbaye Bashir Lo The roots of IS can be traced back to US’s 2003 invasion of Iraq, but its ideology belongs to that of al-Qaeda, the pillar of m [...]
Suicide Bombers and T-72s: Using Mission Orders to Defeat the Hybrid Threat
[...] Baldwin and Jeff Baldwin Over the past several years the US Army has renewed its focus on mission command and a key component of mission command is the use of mission orders. [...]
The Exigency for Mission Command: A Comparison of World War II Command Cultures
By: John Case A comparison of World War II German and United States Army command cultures will reveal a chasm in the creativity, leadership, and exec [...]
Improving Leader Education: Team Building, Mission Command, and the Command and ...
By: Kevin E. Gentzler This essay provides an examination of current thought on how to build a team capable of performing at a high level. [...]
Confusing a “Revolution” with “Terrorism”
[...] By: Eric C. Anderson Welcome to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, otherwise known as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or the Islamic State. [...]
The Islamic State is a Hybrid Threat: Why Does That Matter?
[...] By: Scott Jasper and Scott Moreland Understanding how the Islamic State fits the profile of a hybrid threat is integral to the development of unified strategies to [...]
Employing Armor Against the Islamic State: The Inevitable Urban Combined Arms Fi...
By: Dennis A. Lowe As long as ISIL controls territory and shelters among civilian populations in easily fortified urban environments, a combined arms [...]
The Rise of the Islamic State and How to Reverse It
By: Mbaye Bashir Lo The roots of IS can be traced back to US’s 2003 invasion of Iraq, but its ideology belongs to that of al-Qaeda, the pillar of m [...]
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