The Decline of Deterrence
Deterrence is built over decades, but can crumble in an instant. And that instant is now.
Mike CotéJanuary 15, 2024
The Wild-Goose Chase For Red October: The Resurfacing of Sweden’s Phantom Submarines
Recent rumors of secret Russian underwater operations across Scandinavia have their (sonar) echoes in similar events from the 1980s.
Steven TuckerAugust 21, 2023
Cluster Munitions and the Moral High Ground
The use of cluster munitions is not inherently immoral.
Edward G. StaffordAugust 14, 2023
Global Strategy, Regional Tactics
Although the threats to the American-led world order are linked at a strategic level, dealing with each successfully requires different regional tactics.
Mike CotéAugust 2, 2023
Blinken’s Chance in the South Caucasus
Secretary of State Blinken has the opportunity to remedy the situation in the South Caucasus
Timothy JemalJuly 28, 2023
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Subtext: Science-Fiction as a Guide to China’s Military Future, Part Two
How might Cixin Liu’s Three-Body Problem trilogy of novels reveal plans for China’s desired future military expansion – to infinity and beyond?
Steven TuckerJuly 26, 2023
Literary Devices: Science-Fiction as a Guide to China’s Military Future, Part 1
Sci-fi has often enabled writers to fight the wars of tomorrow – today! But what do such stories tell us about potential 21st-century conflicts involving China?
Steven TuckerJuly 25, 2023
The Morality of a Revised Monroe
In the 21st Century, do we need a revised Monroe Doctrine?
Rebecca MunsonJuly 12, 2023
On Ukraine, Outright Lies in the Epoch Times
Troubling distortions from the right wing outlet The Epoch Times on the Ukrainian Invasion.
Simon MaassAugust 3, 2022
