American national security policy is in a time of transition. The wind-down of the war in Iraq and the continued ...

Consider for a moment that at least 108 million people (military and civilian) were killed in all the wars of ...

The word ‘existential’ aptly entered the English lexicon in 1941, when borders, governments, peoples and democracy itself were all having ...

The future of war is bleak and uncertain, but the future of violence is assured. The worldwide growing gap between ...

Big war is winnable, but we do not know if or when we have won a small war. America has ...

America’s most successful wars were fought to enforce diplomacy with foreign governments that had a central decision-making entity. Those wars ...