Stability and Security Operations
Joint Force Quarterly has devoted a great deal of ink to strategy and strategists in recent issues. This has occurred against a background of evolving allied strategies in South Asia as well as academic criticism of the quality of strategic thought in the U.S. Armed Forces. Strategists might be born, but it is indisputable that they can be trained. Pure serendipity introduced me to the field four decades ago, and strategy has retained my attention ever since. My introductory experiences in the field led to unforeseeable opportunities and ultimately to four imperishable lessons precipitating careershaping advice for aspiring strategists today...
John M. Collins
The Accidental Strategist
Seth G. Jones
Community Defense in Afghanistan
Spencer Abbot
Educate to Cooperate
Michael D. Mihalka, Mark R. Wilcox
Unintended Strategic Consequences of Security Assistance in the South Caucasus
Roy H. Adams III, Martin F. Lindsey, Anthony Marro
Battlefield Renewable Energy
William F. Mullen III
Turning Fallujah
Marvin Baker Schaffer
The Iraq Experience and Domino Theory Revisited
Charles Berry
Understanding OPCON
Amitai Etzioni
The Moral and Legal Case
Sydney M. Savion, Terrance J. McCaffrey
Burgeoning Courses, Lagging StaNdardization
Daniel M. Gerstein
Bioterror in the Age of Biotechnology
Carlo Kopp
Evolving Technological Strategy in Advanced Air Defense Systems
Stephen J. Cimbala
Post-stARt,Re-stARt and New stARt
Katarzyna Zysk
Russia’s Arctic Strategy
Walter C. Ladwig III
IndIa and the Balance of Power in the asIa-PacIfIc
Stephanie R. Ahern
Ensuring Prosperity and Security
Milan Vego
Military History and the Study of Operational Art
James Thomas Synder
Confronting the Chaos: A Rogue Military Historian Returns to Afghanistan
Jeffrey L. Caton
Harnessing the Heavens: National Defense Through Space
Richard Desjardins
China’s Energy Strategy: The Impact on Beijing’s Maritime Policies
John T. Kuehn
The Making of Peace: Rulers, States, and the Aftermath of War
Mark Grdovic
Developing a Common Understanding of Unconventional Warfare
Milan Vego
Operational Commander’s Intent