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Teaching & Learning #2. Case Method Applied to COVID-19
How we frame threats in the information environment influences what we think we can do to counter them. One way
Paper #18. Artificial Intelligence & the Need for Proactive Doctrine
US Joint Operations doctrine about the Operational Environment (OE) omits the agency of artificial intelligence (AI). How is this a
Teaching & Learning #1. Bringing today’s revolutionary world into the classroom syllabus … without throwing away the syllabus, tossing the...
For those who study and teach the subject of revolution, human events over the past two decades provide a fascinating
Stick & Rudder #2. A Basic US Strategy Toward the Koreas: Deterrence, Defense, Compellence & Inducement
Both North Korea and South Korea seek self-reliance and alignments with main powers. From that take-off point, I recommend this
Note #13. Waiting to Win & Being Proactive
Waiting to retaliate against use of force is a losing strategy by itself. The problem is, reacting to attacks fits
Stick & Rudder #1. A Basic US Strategy Toward Iran: Deterrence, Defense, Persuasion & Coercion
In August 2019 (Note #11), while waiting to see if Iran’s shootdown of a US drone would prompt a counterstrike,
Paper #17. Comparative Threats and Integrated Effects in East Asia: the Koreas
Using complex warfare concepts from Papers #13 (East Asia), #14 (China) and #16 (Japan), we apply and compare that holistic
Paper #16. Comparative Threats and Integrated Effects: Japan
Using complex warfare concepts from Papers #13 (East Asia) and #14 (China), we apply that approach to Japanese security strategy,
Paper #15. Countering Cyber Attacks on Infrastructure
State-sponsored cyber attacks against critical infrastructure are increasingly pervasive. Their global presence and effective methods are asymmetric, coercive, and debilitating.
Paper #14. Comparative Threats and Integrated Effects: China
This paper uses concepts of complex warfare established in ICSL Paper #13 to analyze the world view, threat assessment, and
Paper #13. Comparative Threats and Integrated Effects: Concepts for Complex Warfare in East Asia
Complex warfare is a high stakes competition in learning and we are being out-thought. Contemporary warfare cuts across all domains,
Paper #12. Time to Recreate Effective Competitive Advantage: Strategy, Technology and Information
In 1983, Project Socrates began as a Reagan initiative to develop technology-driven competitive advantage. Then it ended. At the apparent ending of
Paper #11. China’s All-Effects All-Domain Strategy in an All-Encompassing Information Environment
The essence of Chinese strategy consists of waging complex wars that exploit opponents’ expectations of warfare. The operational design creates
Note #12. We Need More than Kinetic Effects: Globally Integrated Operations in the Information Environment
We are well into complex, hybrid, grey zone warfare that dynamically blends confrontation with competition. Victory in the form of
Paper #10. Countering Russian Cyber and InfoWar
We must also seek solutions that limit the effects of disinformation. This effort starts with leaders recognizing and publishing Russian
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