TNSR
Whither War?
In the introductory essay to Volume 3 Issue 3, chair of the TNSR editorial board Francis J. Gavin explores whether the nature of war and interstate competition may have changed and how the articles in this issue illuminate the changes.
The Best of the Brightest? Ideas and Their Consequences
In his introductory essay to Volume 3 Issue 2 of TNSR, chair of the editorial board Francis J. Gavin considers how we should think about the role of ideas, expertise, and influence in the making of American foreign policy.
Does Might Make Right? Individuals, Ethics, and Exceptionalism
In his introductory essay for Vol. 3, Iss. 1 of TNSR, the chair of our editorial board, Francis J. Gavin, discusses the choices made by individual statesmen, how to evaluate their motives, and the role of ethics in making grand strategic choices.
Introducing Vol. 2, Iss. 1 of TNSR: Hanging in the Balance of Terror
Our editor-in-chief, William Inboden, introduces Vol. 2, Iss. 1 of TNSR.
Introducing TNSR’s Fourth Issue: Allies & Enemies
This past summer, after 31 years as a member of its editorial leadership team, Sean Lynn Jones announced his retirement from running International Security. Sean is a giant among journal editors and will be missed.
Introducing TNSR’s Third Issue: From Superpower to Insurgent
The chair of TNSR's editorial board, Francis J. Gavin, introduces our third issue.
Introducing TNSR’s Second Issue: The Guesswork of Statecraft
The chair of TNSR's editorial board, Frank Gavin, introduces our second issue.
TNSR: Who We Are, What We Do, and Why You Should Care
The Texas National Security Review launches today. What do you need to know about this ambitious project aimed at changing the way we generate policy-relevant and policy-accessible knowledge about the world's toughest challenges?