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Was George H. W. Bush Truly a Realist? Understanding His Approach to International Diplomacy
Was George H. W. Bush truly a realist, or have post-Cold War political debates rewritten…
Fighting Without Holding: Why Military Operations Fail to Produce Security in West Africa
States across West Africa have expanded military deployments, acquired new equipment,…
Taiwan and North Korea as Linked Flashpoints in US-China Relations
Is China's North Korea policy driven solely by stability on the Korean Peninsula, or is…
Liberal Internationalism Forgotten: Myth & Memory in the Legacy of George H. W. Bush
This article challenges the dominant portrayal of George H. W. Bush as the exemplar of a…
Trapped by the Tradition: Reading Thucydides on Strategy and Policy
Thucydides’ history of the Peloponnesian War has gained new prominence as the United…
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s Battle for Belarus
Recorded on location at the Aspen Security Forum, this discussion centers on the…
Embracing (Not Bridging) the Gap: Integrating Intelligence Analysis, Social Science, and History
Intelligence analysts, social scientists, and historians produce authoritative insights…
A Plum for a Peach? Issue Linkage, Taiwan, and China’s Policy toward North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program
This article offers a novel explanation for the variation in China’s policy toward…
On War and Politics
The articles in this issue highlight enduring questions around how states use military…