War

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How Wars Are Fought Again in Memory

A year ago, the Vietnamese-American author Viet Thanh Nguyen published The Sympathizer, a novel set in the Vietnam War and its aftermath. ...
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A Double Dose of Reality on Homegrown Terrorism

One assumes the authors did not coordinate the writing of these two books, but they complement each other in remarkable ...
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How the World Stopped Worrying about Nuclear Disarmament and Forgot ...

The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) recognizes only five “nuclear states” – the U.S., UK, France, Russia and China. Since 1967, ...
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The Soldier Who Named it Burkina Faso

In Thomas Sankara: An African Revolutionary, Ernest Harsch provides a biography of an African leader who must be understood if one is ...
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Leaders in Transition

American national security policy is in a time of transition. The wind-down of the war in Iraq and the continued ...
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Was Machiavelli Right About Innovation?

“It is a very natural and ordinary thing to desire to acquire; and always, when men do it who can, ...
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As the Smoke Clears: Tobacco and the US Military

Consider for a moment that at least 108 million people (military and civilian) were killed in all the wars of ...
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ISIS Is an Existential Threat, but Not to the West

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

Since the rise of al-Shabaab (The Youths) terrorist group, Somalia has never been far from headlines across the globe. It ...
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War Is Extinct, and We Miss It! Part 3: What ...

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