A Nation Must Think Before it Acts
Orbis Summer 2021
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Orbis Summer 2021
Orbis Summer 2021
Orbis
Summer 2021
Volume 65
Number 3
Summer 2021 Editor’s Corner
Nikolas K. Gvosdev
Research Articles
Is There National Security Continuity Between the Trump and Biden Administrations?
Nikolas K. Gvosdev
Nadia Schadlow
Challenges for the 2020s
Maha Hosain Aziz
Fresh Thinking on U.S. Engagement with Africa: Probing the Limits of Engagement
Charles A. Ray
Russia’s African Toolkit: Digital Influence and Entrepreneurs of Influence
Kevin Limonier
Marlene Laruelle
Africa Isn’t an Island: An Emerging Continent and the Geopolitics of the 21st Century
J. Peter Pham
Confronting Islamist Insurgencies in Africa: The Case of the Islamic State in Mozambique
Jessica Trisko Darden
Emily Estelle
Stagnation in U.S.-Africa Military Policy after U.S. Servicemembers’ Deaths in Niger
Naunihal Singh
Presidential Term Limits Key to Democratic Progress and Security in Africa
Joseph Siegle
Candace Cook
The EU in the Eastern Mediterranean—a “Geopolitical” Actor?
Katrin Bastian
Arctic Militarization and Russian Military Theory
Michael B. Petersen
Rebecca Pincus
Command, Strategic Contest, and Confidence-building in the South China Sea
C. J. Jenner
Assessing Civil-Military Relations and the January 6th Capitol Insurrection
Kori Schake
Michael Robinson
In Review
Considering Two Founders of Naval Strategic Thought
Jakub Grygiel
Assessing How Three Presidents Navigated the World
Eric S. Edelman
Afghanistan from the Ground Up
The Hon. Dov S. Zakheim
