Diplomacy books

Does third party military intervention help or hurt an incumbent government during an insurgency? This study attempts...  Read More >>

The United States and China are central players in international security for the 21st century. Unfortunately, their...  Read More >>

Iran's nuclear ambitions, rhetoric against Israel, and terrorism links make it a prime target of multiple US administrations....  Read More >>

Insurgency is a time-honored form of warfare that allows a weaker opponent to subvert the power of a stronger foe....  Read More >>

The United States Military conducted numerous attempts to train Foreign Security Forces over the past 100 years....  Read More >>

From a political and military standpoint, the United States is heavily reliant on space capabilities and holds a...  Read More >>

Since the end of Cold War in 1989, international crisis and conflict management have gained considerable importance....  Read More >>

""The Monroe Doctrine: Its Origin And Meaning"" by John Bassett Moore delves into the historical roots and significance...  Read More >>

The collective security environment has changed dramatically in recent years. Ethnic conflict, traditional rivalries...  Read More >>

This volume, ""Relations Extérieures: Documents Diplomatiques, Années 1886 - 1887. 4e Partie: 2e Série..."", offers...  Read More >>

In this study, I explain suppression of enemy air defense (SEAD) strategy as it interacts with radar-guided surface-to-air...  Read More >>

This monograph seeks to determine the adequacy of national security strategies, policies, and doctrine for the use...  Read More >>

United States military forces traditionally excel as lead contingents of coalition campaigns. Combat operations...  Read More >>

China, Asia's 'stirring dragon, ' has the world's third largest air force in total number of aircraft and, in recent...  Read More >>

Did the US effectively and efficiently use the military instrument of power in Operation Allied Force? I believe...  Read More >>

These three papers represent the third monograph to come out of the SSI-U.S. State Department conference ""Contemporary...  Read More >>

The idea of deterrence has existed since the beginning of humanity. The concept of deterrence became synonymous...  Read More >>

This research outlines practical steps that the United States can take to improve strategic deterrence in cyberspace....  Read More >>

Since the ""Truman Doctrine"" was enunciated in 1947, the United States has pursued its foreign policy objectives...  Read More >>

The Study of Nineteenth Century Diplomacy by Sir Charles K. Webster offers a comprehensive overview of diplomatic...  Read More >>

The importance of cyberspace and the utility of networked computer systems have grown exponentially over the past...  Read More >>

The Eritrean and Ethiopian Conflict and the Impact on United States National Security Interests in the Horn of Africa...  Read More >>

The U.S. and Russia agreed to merge their manned space program and to partner in a new international space station....  Read More >>

This paper challenges the idea that the thinkers who developed the American Theory of Limited War prior to Vietnam...  Read More >>

The mode of warfare is changing. State on state conflict is no longer the primary approach to war. A phenomenon...  Read More >>