In the recent International Affairs Review article “The Scholar: When Questioning the US Military is Right,” Dr.
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Understanding Warfare in the 21st Century
The 21st century has witnessed faster communication times and closer international networks, increasing the number of people engaged in warfare and complicating the dynamics of it.
Drone Wars: Armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
On August 5, 2009, two Hellfire missiles fired from an American Predator drone crashed through the roof of a house in northwest Pakistan.
Israel-Lebanon Border Dispute: Saber-Rattling Revisited
The 2006 War between Israel and Hezbollah left both sides wounded, but did not resolve critical points in the dispute.
Easy as 123: A Plan for Resetting U.S.-Russia Civil Nuclear Cooperation
Following the tense aftermath of the Russia-Georgia war in August 2008, the Obama administration has taken concrete steps to “reset” relations with the Russian Federation.
Event Review: Thomas Ricks on Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Middle East
Thomas Ricks, a renowned journalist on military affairs and Pulitzer prize-winning author of Fiasco, and recent author of The Gamble, spoke to a crowded hall at George Washington’s E
The Three Front War: An Update on the War against Terrorism
Amid all of the panic surrounding Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s attempt to bring down a U.S. jetliner Christmas Day, one critical fact seemed to have been lost in the mix: the plot failed.





