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Two Quick Reading Recommendations
Two recent articles made me think. The first, which is the most accesible (in more ways than one), is Richard Betts' review essay on Huntington, Fukuyama and Mearsheimer in th...
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What the 2010 USMC "Commandant's Planning Guidance" Says about Resources
I'm going through my backlogged email from my week out of the office. While I was gone, my officemate, CNAS's USMC Senior Military Fellow LtCol Paul Deutsch was kind enough to...
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Early Thoughts on Yemen
This weekend's news has already generated a lot of comment, and as I am not a bona fide Yemen expert, the best I can do in terms of analysis is point toward Greg Johnsen's pie...
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This Weekend's News: Misc. Natural Security Fun
Late last week, Japan concluded a successful international conference on the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, pledging $2 billion for conservation efforts and pulling th...
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Big Idea of the Day
This relatively easy-to-understand paragraph is from that article I mentioned below: Civil wars are military contests where each side's military capacity shapes the type of mi...
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So Apparently I'm Not the Only One Who Needs Bourbon to Get Through the APSR
This is really, really, really funny. (h/t Sullivan)...
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Ohi!
The Greeks have not gotten much good press recently, but today, we should give them some: Greeks around the world are commemorating the 70th anniversary of the emphatic Ohi! (...
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U.S. Military Intervention in Central Africa: On Further Review, Still a Really Bad Idea
My friend MK over at the Ink Spots blog has posted a tough criticism of my argument that Kenneth Roth's idea for the United States to lead a U.S. military intervention into Ce...
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Earthquakes Not Necessarily a Deal Breaker for Nuclear
Nuclear critics are likely to take the most recent earthquake in Indonesia as a new opportunity to protest the construction of a nuclear power plant on Java. Indonesia has a ...
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A Note to Readers
I get several hundred emails a day and often do not have the time to respond to them all. I am by no means some kind of big deal, but I also don't have a personal assistant. S...
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Natural Insecurity in the Hermit Kingdom
Just beyond the tranquil picturesque landscape of the demilitarized zone on the Korean Peninsula lies modern day North Korea, a bizarre and mysterious world unto itself. The c...
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An Open Letter to the Washington Post
Dear Sir or Madam: As one of your readers, what in the world am I supposed to make of an article in yesterday's newspaper claiming that the United States and its allies are ki...
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Four Great Books I Have Lost: A Lament
I have searched and searched my libraries both here and in Tennessee for the following books, all four of which I read in 2004 and 2005 and thus probably lost in moves from Be...
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The Greatest Thing on the Internet Today
This is amazing. Have a great Labor Day weekend, comrades. (h/t @JamesSanna)...
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SHOCKING VIDEO: An Abu Muqawama Exclusive
By now you've all read about the ICBM Charlie Foxtrot that left 50 Minuteman III nuclear missiles on the fritz. We here at Abu Muqawama have been given exclusive access to the...
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The Gun
My review of the great new C.J. Chivers book on the AK-47 is now out from behind the Wilson Quarterly's paywall. You can read it here....
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Guest Contributor Chris Scanzoni: Sudan, Oil and Security
Though the conflict in Darfur has publicly captivated Americans, U.S. officials are vigorously striving to prevent a war in Sudan that promises even greater human costs. A Jan...
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Natural Allies: A Blueprint for the Future of U.S.-India Relations | Transcript
In advance of President Obama’s much-awaited trip to India, the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) released Natural Allies: A Blueprint for the Future of U.S.-India...
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This Weekend's News: Reflections on Our Clean Energy Policies
With midterm elections just over a week away, there are a number of introspective reports on the Obama administration’s domestic policies, including on the clean energy initia...
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Joao Silva and His Legacy
The great Joao Silva, I have no doubt, will someday recover from his injuries and return to the battlefield, back to work, showing other photojournalists how it's done. But I ...