President Trump’s 2018 budget outline reveals his strong preference for hard power over soft. This is a mistake.
Foreign Policy and Global Security
Book Review: Writing the War on Terrorism. Richard Jackson. Manchester: University of Manchester Press, March 2005. 240 pp. £15.99 Richard Jackson’s Writing the War on Terrorism is a useful study […]
Book Review: Writing the War on Terrorism, Richard Jackson
Guiding calculated American responses to Russian actions on the world stage
Russian Aggression and the Annexation of Crimea
Why Nation-Building is Not a Perpetual Folly and Lessons America Can Learn from the Past
The Case for the Iraq War
Can we predict impending Russian invasions?
Maskirovka and Predicting Kremlin Actions in the 21st Century
While both organizations are violent and extreme, is ISIS really the most sustainable threat?
Al-Qaeda’s Looming Operational Comeback: Why al-Qaeda is Still More Dangerous Than the Islamic State
Assessing the accuracy of totalitarianism as a label for the Iraqi regime
Saddam Hussein: Was He the Totalitarian We Were Led to Believe?
Instead of focusing on what we think ISIS wants, we need to focus on what the U.S. wants
You Don’t Know What ISIS Wants
A historical comparative analysis of President Bush and Obama’s strategies regarding al Qaeda, 9/11, and post-9/11 global security