Future Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles (UCAV) And The Ethics Of Responsibility – Analysis
By Mark A. Sandner* Introduction In the article “The Swarm, The Cloud, and the Importance of Getting There First,” Major
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What Is ‘Technology Of The Color Revolutions’: Why It Occupies Such A Prominent Place In Russian Threat Perceptions – Analysis
By Mitchell Binding* For the last several years, scholars and military practitioners alike have been preoccupied with the actions of
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Enabling Organizational Resilience Through Communication And Information Systems Design – Analysis
By Joseph Long* Introduction The Canadian Armed Forces’ (CAF) operational environment is becoming more ambiguous and subject to rapid change.
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The Charm Offensive: Peacekeeping And Policy In China – Analysis
By Marissa Gibson* Introduction In the aftermath of the Second World War, the nations of the world made a pledge
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War Never Changes: An Alternative Practical Model Of War – Analysis
By Ryan Kastrukoff* Introduction In his treatise On War, penned in the early-19th Century, the Prussian general and military theorist
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‘Wolves Of The Russian Spring’: Examination Of Night Wolves As Proxy For Russian Government – Analysis
By Matthew A. Lauder* Contrary to most portrayals by the mainstream media of the Night Wolves Motorcycle Club (MC) as
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Fundamentalist Religious Discourse In Process Of Radicalization To Violence – Analysis
By Éloi Gunn* Introduction Current events and vox populi [the voice of the majority of the people – Ed.] have
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Brotherhood Of The Damned: Shabqadar, Pakistan And The (Re)-Making Of Taliban In Afghanistan – Analysis
By Andrew Fraser* The resurgence of the Taliban in Afghanistan has generated not only a determined insurgency, but also the
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British Strategic Culture And General Sir Alan Brooke During World War II – Analysis
By Greg Smith* During the early days of the Second World War, Britain faced the dire threat of invasion from
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China Looking North: Compromising Canada’s Arctic Sovereignty And Security? – Analysis
By Adam P. MacDonald* Introduction There is a steady growing interest in and involvement of external actors within the Arctic.
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