Proceedings has a thoughtful response to “Back to Reality: Why Land Power Trumps in the National Rebalance Toward Asia” (AFJ, May 2013).
At the new Just Security site, David Luban argues that …
Read more ›The GOP fight to delay Obamacare has sapped efforts to eliminate sequester cuts. (The Hill)
On the 20th anniversary of the Battle of Mogadishu, Benjamin Runkle draws up a list of lessons …
Read more ›At a conference on “assessing war” — that is, determining whether you’re winning or losing — Mark Stout found himself longing not for the hard drive with 47 terabytes of data on …
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DART to the House of Representatives for adding to the budgetary chaos that is hindering the U.S. military. In 1986, then-AFJ editor Benjamin Schemmer looked into the possibility of suing Congress for …
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On Sept. 29, veteran foreign-affairs reporter Robin Wright offered a vision for remapping the Middle East to alleviate tension. The redrawn map, she mused in the New York Times, could be “a …
Read more ›Welcome to the shutdown. In case you missed it, here’s a look at how the military is to respond. (Defense News, Andrew Tilghman)
Meanwhile, the world keeps spinning. @FAScientists tweets: “To fix …
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