Re-Inventing Political Warfare
Last week, I wrote here that the U.S. can’t only deal with al-Qaida militarily and stated that: “The U.S....
A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Re-Inventing Political Warfare
A nation must think before it acts.
Categories for Outside Publications
Parsing Dempsey’s Syria Advice
On Tuesday of this week Chris Carroll from Stars and Stripes reported on a letter from Chairman of the...
Drones and the Future of War
My first in-the-flesh experience with drones came on a hot night in June of 2006 on an airfield tarmac...
The Survival of the Arab Monarchies
Foreign Policy Why does monarchy march on while republican dictatorships precariously wobble in the Arab world? The undertow of...
Countering Democratic Regression in Europe and Eurasia
Countering Democratic Regression in Europe and Eurasia Findings from an October 16, 2009 conference at Johns Hopkins University SAIS...
Jordan’s New Politics of Tribal Dissent
Foreign Policy Jordan wants the United States to believe that Islamists, headlined by the Muslim Brotherhood’s Islamic Action Front...
China Set for Naval Hegemony
The Chinese navy has been throwing its weight around in East Asia. A US Navy commander asks how much...
Jordan’s Fictional Reforms
Foreign Policy Compared to recent dramatic events — Qaddafi’s demise in Libya, Tunisia’s groundbreaking elections, the Coptic killings in...
New nation won’t bring peace as long as Hamas is involved
The Washington Times Some 150 countries appear ready to vote in the United Nations General Assembly to recognize Palestine...
Jordan Goes Morocco
Foreign Policy Jordan unveiled a package of constitutional amendments last Sunday which offered the most drastic overhaul of the...