Decisive Point, the Parameters podcast companion series, furthers the education and professional dev
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This article proposes a new definition of strategy as problem-solving that challenges the focus on g
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If the United States and its allies seek to deny Vladimir Putin an objective victory in the Russia-U
Retired United States general and flag officers participate politically as individuals and in groups
To compete effectively for global influence, US Army and defense planners should focus on economic g
The China Landpower Studies Center will open in 2024. It is intended to be an approachable organizat
Reflexive control aims to change the other’s perceptions about their utility sets. It contains under
This podcast enters the debate on American grand strategy by questioning the logic underpinning offs
A change in deterrence thought and strategy is necessary to avoid nuclear escalation in armed confli
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