Managing China’s Rise
WRITTEN BY: Andrew Scobell, Edmund J. Burke, Cortez A. Cooper III, Sale Lilly, Chad J.R. Ohlandt, Eric Warner and J.D. Williams
PUBLISHED BY: Rand Corp.
REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor
Whether an…
Russia’s 21st Century Imperialism
Understanding Russia’s regional reach in an era of great power competition
By Dr. Graeme P. Herd, Marshall Center professor | Photos by The Associated Press
Russia conceives of itself as a great power, with Moscow as the controlling…
RUSSIAN REALISM
EDITED BY: Dr. Graeme P. Herd
PUBLISHED BY: George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies
REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor
To the West, Russia at times seems to be the goddess of discord. Uninvited…
A New Frontier
Great power competition in the Arctic
By Lt. Col. Ryan B. Ley, U.S. Air Force, senior U.S. fellow at the Marshall Center
Historically, the Arctic has been considered “high north, low tension.” While the immediate prospect of conflict…
How Goes the Arctic?
Zone of Peace or Military Tension?
By Lt. Col. Robert J. Newbauer, U.S. Army War College fellow at the Marshall Center
The Arctic region, typically known as bitter cold, remote and inaccessible, is the fastest warming place on Earth,…
Arctic Futures
AUTHOR: Charles Emmerson
PUBLISHED BY: PublicAffairs
REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor
Humanity is on the cusp of achieving a long-sought commercial goal: year-round Arctic sea access. This would be a…
Profound Implications
How the pandemic has affected security across the world
By Dr. John L. Clarke, Marshall Center professor | Photos by The Associated Press
“This changes everything.” “This is a game-changer.” Phrases like these have abounded in recent…
Bringing Foreign Fighters Home
How Kosovo rehabilitates repatriated Islamic State fighters
By Ramadan “Dani” Ilazi, Teuta Avdimetaj and Skënder Perteshi, the Kosovar Centre for Security Studies
Since its declaration of independence on February 17, 2008, Kosovo has…
A New Normal
Health security may become a core task of militaries
By Dr. John L. Clarke, Marshall Center professor
Viruses never die. And they don’t ever really go away. Variants of the Spanish flu have been with us for more than 100 years, and the…
The Two Horsemen: War and Plague
EDITED BY: Rebecca M. Seaman
PUBLISHED BY: ABC-CLIO
REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor
War and disease appear to go together like love and marriage: There is an attraction at first blush, a courtship, an…