A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Drones and Targeted Killing: Costs, Accountability, and U.S. Civil-Military Relations
A nation must think before it acts.
Articles
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The Coming Transformation of the Muslim World
Dale F. Eickelman - FPRI Wire, Templeton Lecture on Religion and World Affairs August 02, 1999 -
Who’s Afraid of Falun Gong?
Jacques deLisle - E-Notes August 01, 1999 -
Israel Picks a General…and a General Picks a Government
Harvey Sicherman - E-Notes July 01, 1999 -
The Struggle for the Soul of American Foreign Policy
Christopher M. Gray - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
The Elusive “New Middle East”
Mark A. Heller - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
The Secret Sharers
Bruce Berkowitz - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
Advance Australia—Anywhere
David Martin JonesMichael L. R. Smith - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
Our Failure to Convert Russia’s Arms Industry
Michael J. CostiganWilliam C. Martel - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
Russia’s Biological Weapons Threat
Rebecca K. Graeves - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
Correcting the Course of NATO
Alexander M. Haig, Jr. - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
The U.S. Presumption of Quick, Costless Wars
Andrew P. N. Erdmann - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
China’s Quest for Great Power Identity
Gilbert Rozman - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
Afghanistanding
Adam Garfinkle - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
The Market for Central Asian Legitimacy
Stephen Winterstein - Orbis July 01, 1999 -
Editor’s Column Summer 1999
Walter A. McDougall - Orbis July 01, 1999