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Norway\u27s Lessons
Get PDFThis article argues Norway’s minor role in the Afghanistan War (2001–14) included opportunities to learn about the evolution of military deployments over the course of a prolonged counterinsurgency-focused conflict, the civilian and military dynamics, and the political challenges of contributing to such a conflict
Arms Sales to Taiwan: Enjoy the Business While It Lasts
Get PDFFrom our Of Interest occasional paper series, the author examines recent threats from China over arms sales to Taiwan
Maneuver and Manipulation: On the Military Strategy of Online Information Warfare
Get PDFHow should the defense community best organize to combat modern campaigns of propaganda and disinformation? Without a broader strategic concept of the nature of the challenge posed by these techniques, current efforts and investments run the risk of simply chasing the latest tactics without establishing enduring security. This monograph offers a way forward, proposing a cohesive strategic framework for thinking about modern information warfare and its effective conduct.https://press.armywarcollege.edu/monographs/1375/thumbnail.jp
Parameters – Full Issue – Winter 2018-19
Get PDFFEATURES: Special Commentary Civil-Military Relations and Today’s Policy Environment by Thomas N. Garner. Coercion: New Means & Methods. Social Media Warriors: Leveraging a New Battlespace by Buddhika B. Jayamaha and Jahara Matisek. Multidimensionality: Rethinking Power Projection for the 21st Century by David J. Katz. Technological Innovation: Problems & Prospects: High-Energy Laser Weapons: Overpromising Readiness by Ash Rossiter. Innovation Tradecraft: Sustaining Technological Advantage in the Future Army by Adam Jay Harrison, Bharat Rao, and Bala Mulloth. Technological Change & War\u27s Nature: Profession at the Crossroads by Lieutenant Colonel Donn A. Starry
Parameters – Full Issue – Spring/Summer 2019
Get PDFFEATURES: A2/AD Myths: Chinese & Russian – Anti-Access Strategies in the Pacific: The United States and China by Sam J. Tangredi. Russia\u27s A2/AD Capabilities: Real and Imagined by Keir Giles and Mathieu Boulegue. Enhancing Security & Stability – Human Security in the Arctic: Implications for the United States Army by C. Anthony Pfaff. Projecting Stability: A Deployable NATO Police Command by Massimo Pani and Karen J. Finkenbinder. On Strategic Foundations – Analogical Thinking: The Sine Qua Non for Using History Well by Richard A Lacquement, Jr. Reconsidering Sun Tzu by John F. Sullivan. Commentary and Reply. Book Review
Deterring Russia in the Gray Zone
Get PDFThe United States lacks a cohesive strategy to deter Russian aggression. Despite being militarily and economically inferior, Russia has undermined the United States and its allies by exploiting the “gray zone,” or the conceptual space between war and peace where nations compete to advance their national interests. In dealing with Russia, the United States must shift its strategic framework from a predominantly military-centric model to one that comprises a whole-of-government approach. The holistic approach must leverage a combination of diplomacy, information, military, and economic (DIME) measures. In this timely and prescient monograph, three active duty military officers and national security fellows from the Harvard Kennedy School look to address this contemporary and complex problem. Through extensive research and consultation with some of the nation’s and academia’s foremost experts, the authors offer policymakers a menu of strategic options to deter Russia in the gray zone and protect vital U.S. national security interests.https://press.armywarcollege.edu/monographs/1378/thumbnail.jp
