The linkages between democracy, natural resources, and peacemaking as Burma seeks a way to wind down a half-century long complex of ethnic, political, and religious strife.
Multi-national corporations--particularly from the extractive sector with long project life cycles, access to capital, and attractive return on investment--could act as a new phase in civil-military operations.
The prevalence of PTSD and mental disorders in weak and failed states is exacerbated by insurgencies, defying efforts break the cycle.
“Afghan Led” is a critical aspect of our counterinsurgency operations that we must grasp to enable ultimate mission success.
A scathing and scholarly critique of the impact of De-Ba’athification on the America’s efforts to stabilize Iraq.
Water, water everywhere... COIN and the pennance of life.
Sergio Miller offers and important and interesting look at armed nation building in Vietnam and Afghanistan; a look that does not leave one with much optimism.
