"Laws are silent in times of war."
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- How Wars Are Fought Again in Memory
- A Double Dose of Reality on “Homegrown Terrorism”
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- The Soldier Who Named it Burkina Faso
- Leaders in Transition
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- ISIS Is an Existential Threat, but Not to the West
- A Shattered and Dangerous Land
- War Is Extinct, and We Miss It! Part 3: What Is Our Military Future?
- War Is Extinct, and We Miss It! Part 2: Why Do We Miss War?
- War Is Extinct, and We Miss It! Part 1: What Happened to War?
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- Women in Combat: Why Now, What’s Next
- The War Aquatic with Nancy Sherman
- Why Are the Religions of the West so Violent?
- The Islamic State Meets the Laws of Economics
- Winning the Peace in Mesopotamia
- A New Image for an Old al-Qaeda
- The Taliban’s Siege of Kunduz Highlights a Worrying New Dynamic
- Let’s Make ISIS a State
- Women in Combat Part 3: Are Women the New Blacks?
- Women in Combat Part 2: Reality
- What’s Haunting Anglo-Iranian Relations
- Going Public: The New Importance of Saudi-Israeli Rapprochement
- Why NATO Intervened in Libya, but Not Syria
- Why Britain hasn’t Followed the US into Syria
- NATO Has Little to Show from its Libya Intervention
- Women in Combat: Can versus Should
- In Iraq, Where There is No Will, There is No Way
- Enemy’s Enemy: Who is Giving America Intel on ISIS in Afghanistan?
- Fiction for the Strategist
- To Catch a Cheat: Trusting the Verification Regime in Iran
- Disarming the Profession of Arms: Why Disarm Servicemembers on Bases?
- Death by Treasury: The Challenge of Defense Austerity in Britain
- Figure Out the Air Force: Airpower, Nuclear Weapons and Next Generation Bombers
- 200 Years after Waterloo, How will Today’s Wars be Remembered?
- Here’s How We Should Think about Intervention
- Why We Don’t Need a New War Against ISIS
- The Fight Within Every Veteran and with Those They Love
- Challenge 2016 Candidates on Long-Term Security Policy
- Vladislav Surkov: The (Gray) Cardinal of the Kremlin
- Is Clausewitz Still Relevant?
- Whack-a-Mole Strategy Against ISIS not Working
- Emma Sky on How to Fix Iraq and Defeat ISIS
- ‘Signature Strikes’ by Drones Are Counterproductive
- The Melting Pot of our Military
- Where’s the Courage of our China Conviction?
- John Boyd’s Revenge
- Should Women Fight Alongside U.S. Special Forces?
- Want to Save the Defense Budget? Kick Those Nasty Habits
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- Thanassis Cambanis on Egypt’s Unfinished Revolution
- Destroy the ‘State’ in Islamic State
- Meeting the Unforeseen: The Need for More Military-Industrial Analysis
- Are We at our Norman Angell Moment with China?
- How to Avoid Future Hadithas
- Time to Squeeze Iran Harder
- America Needs an Open Source Intelligence Fusion Center
- Two Sides of the Vietnam War and its Personal Costs
- Simple Rules and Tools for Modern Leadership
- A Bitter Pill: Fake Drugs and Global Health Security
- UK General Election: ‘There Are No Votes in Defence’
- The NFL’s Phony Patriotism
- Is Afghanistan Turning a Corner?
- House of Cards: How King Salman’s Reshuffling May Backfire
- Fixing Military Intelligence Gathering, but of the Medical Kind
- Iran is no Irrational ‘Martyr State’
- The Battle for Bayji, and the Heart of Iraq’s Oil Industry
- This Week in War
- From Tikrit to Mosul
- Reports of Assad’s (Pending) Demise May be Greatly Exaggerated
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- America’s Failed Revolution
