C.J. Chivers’ book, The Gun: The Story of the AK-47, starts with an account of the first detonation of a Soviet nuclear bomb. The...
In War of Supply: World War II Allied Logistics in the Mediterranean, David Dworak presents a concise and path-breaking narrative of the march of...
In recent quarterlies published by The Strategy Bridge, many authors have tended to center the United States in discussions about strategic competition. In doing...
More recently, H.R. McMaster published Battlegrounds: The Fight to Defend the Free World, in which he introduced in his view on strategic narcissism: the...
ASEAN assessment of Indo-Pacific strategic competition is somewhat at odds with the western liberal-democratic conception of great power competition. A view in which Chinese...
The failure of national security planners to adequately incorporate multiple perspectives into United States foreign policy has proven costly both financially and in terms...
Notes: Christopher Layne, “The unipolar exit: beyond the Pax Americana,” Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Vol. 24, Iss. 2 (Jul 2011): 149–164; Fareed...
Notes: Jim Wyss, “‘Colombia’ vs. ‘Columbia’: South American country wants its name spelled right,” Tribune News Service, February 1, 2016, https://www.sun-sentinel.com/features/sfl-colombia-vs-columbia-south-american-country-wants-its-name-spelled-right-20160128-story.html; “Terrence McCoy,...
Notes: On a 60 Minutes interview (Sept 18, 2022). Asked their preferences for “unification,” “the status quo,” or “independence,” nearly 90 percent of...
“My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;Look on my Works, ye Mighty and despair!” Nothing beside remains. Round the Decay Of that colossal...
