Democratic institutions must emerge stronger from the pandemic By Dr. Suzanne Loftus, Marshall Center professor It could be argued that the 2008 global financial crisis…
AUTHOR: Oscar Jonsson PUBLISHED BY: Georgetown University Press REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor Oh, for the days of clarity when nations declared war…
AUTHOR: Ben Buchanan PUBLISHED BY: Harvard University Press REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor Cyber war wasn’t supposed to be this way. We expected…
Dr. Graeme P. Herd, Marshall Center professor If great power competition is the defining paradigm of our current era, COVID-19 acts as its X-ray. The…
State and network-centric perspectives By Dr. Graeme P. Herd, Marshall Center professor In the United States, there is cross-party bipartisan agreement that China is the…
AUTHOR: Alexander Cooley PUBLISHED BY: Oxford University Press, USA REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor In the 1800s, Russia and Great Britain played a…
AUTHORs: P.W. Singer and Emerson T. Brooking PUBLISHED BY: Eamon Dolan/Houghton Mifflin Harcourt REVIEWED BY: Patrick Swan, per Concordiam contributor If war is, as Prussian…
A most exquisite and indispensable fifth-generation warfare tool By Joseph Vann, Marshall Center | Photos By The Associated Press The art of propaganda is in…
By James K. Wither Following the Russian Federation’s invasion of Crimea in March 2014, hybrid warfare ceased to be a subject studied only by military…
BOOK AUTHOR: Mitchell A. Orenstein PUBLISHED BY: Oxford University Press, 2019 REVIEWED BY: per Concordiam Staff Mitchell Orenstein assures us that his book, The Lands…
