The Peacemaker proceeds chronologically, beginning a couple of years before the 1980 election campaign and ending with Ronald Reagan’s last day in...
Written in the middle of the global COVID-19 pandemic, Finley has given her lead protagonists, the Caro family, the ultimate pre-retirement tour:...
Another example from that same period demonstrates both the importance of works like O’Hanlon’s and the perils of study in insufficient breadth....
Mud Soldiers: Life in the New American Army is an examination of the post-Vietnam U.S. Army and the pre-Gulf War Army. It...
Boyd van Dijk is currently an Oxford Martin Fellow at the Changing Global Orders program and Research Associate at Oxford University and...
Notes: Risa Brooks, “The Paradoxes of Huntingtonian Professionalism,” in Reconsidering American Civil-Military Relations. Military Society, Politics and Modern War, ed. Lionel...
An Army Afire begins by describing the crisis conditions the U.S. Army faced amid the Vietnam War. These crises occurred on a...
The Strategy Bridge explores the state of civil-military relations in the United States and beyond for the final quarterly series of 2023....
The Strategy Bridge explores the state of civil-military relations in the United States and beyond for the final quarterly series of 2023....
The strategy neglects to explain why the United States and like-minded nations face this challenge. The United States invented the Internet and...
