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The Psychology of Killing with Drones: #Reviewing On Killing Remotely
To date, moral injury remains a syndrome, that is, a group of symptoms lacking clear definition or cause. Phelps exemplifies a possible way ahead in On Killing Remotely . In terms of quantifiability, Phelps makes room for analyzing a new arena for moral i
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#Reviewing First Platoon
Annie Jacobsen shows the reality of the concept of identity dominance over a population in First Platoon . She weaves together her main themes through four questions-what are the boundaries of a persistent surveillance state enabled by advances in biometr
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Data Analytics in the Combatant Command: Improving the Approach to Decision-Making
To complete their missions, combatant commanders will, out of necessity, leverage data as a weapon system as it constitutes the basis of information development within the commander
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Interpreting Sun Tzu: The Art of Failure?
Given the scarcity of authoritative writings or clarifying analyses on Sun Tzu's text, how confident should we be that we have correctly grasped
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The Art of Empire: Great Britain's Victorian War Artist, Elizabeth Thompson Butler
Art provides a unique option for military and strategy professionals to examine what tips a society into change. Much like a rigorous campaign analysis enables understanding of a culture moving its military to and from wars, analyzing a body of artwork ca
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Insights from the Past: Thucydides on Great Power Competition
Thucydides offers many enduring insights for scholars and policymakers. New tensions emerge as great powers search for new allies and try to hold on to old ones. Once begun in earnest, great power competitions are likely to endure for decades, because of
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The OODA Loop and the Half-Beat
By understanding that speed and timing are complementary, the potential of the OODA Loop can be maximized by focusing it to identify those moments when an opponent is most vulnerable, and providing options to exploit those openings at the most opportune t
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Technological Optimism and the Imagined Future: Implications for Warfare
History suggests on balance that game-changing technologies are more likely to be disruptive militarily to the operational or tactical status quo rather than transformational unless they radically change an existing domain or create a new domain of warfar
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Who was Sun Tzu's Napoleon?
We know that Thucydides was not only the chronicler, but a general in the Peloponnesian War, Julius Caesar the architect of the Gallic War, and Machiavelli an active participant in Florentine diplomatic and martial affairs. Maurice de Saxe waded through t
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The Evolution of Disinformation: How Public Opinion Became Proxy
Western governments and corporations will seek ways to counter mounting threats related to disinformation, but they cannot eradicate its existence, nor can they dictate how information is processed by its consumers. The fight against disinformation is a g
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