When Wars Are Fought in Cities, Nobody Wins
By David Tuck, The Strategist (ASPI): “‘Cities simply aren’t designed to withstand conflict,’"
By David Tuck, The Strategist (ASPI): “‘Cities simply aren’t designed to withstand conflict,’"
A Surplus of Strategists—But a Lack of Good Strategy
By Josh Kerbel & Jake Sotiriadis, The National Interest: "What does the U.S. government have to show for millions spent on strategic education?"
What Should a Strategist Know and Do, and Why
By Adam Matei, Kira Graves & David Benson, Military Strategy Magazine: "For some, strategy is a definite course of action; for others, a bag of tricks."
By Josh Kerbel & Jake Sotiriadis, The National Interest: "What does the U.S. government have to show for millions spent on strategic education?"
What Should a Strategist Know and Do, and Why
By Adam Matei, Kira Graves & David Benson, Military Strategy Magazine: "For some, strategy is a definite course of action; for others, a bag of tricks."
America and the Idea of Eurasia
By Seth Cropsey, RealClearDefense: "Europe, the Middle East, and Asia are inextricably linked. Any American attempt to separate them strategically will fail."
The Most Important Event of Modern Post-World War II History
By Francis P. Sempa, The American Spectator: "We are still paying the price for the loss of China to Mao’s communists."
By Seth Cropsey, RealClearDefense: "Europe, the Middle East, and Asia are inextricably linked. Any American attempt to separate them strategically will fail."
The Most Important Event of Modern Post-World War II History
By Francis P. Sempa, The American Spectator: "We are still paying the price for the loss of China to Mao’s communists."
Two Supreme Court cases this term highlight a confusion between commutative and distributive justice.
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