How NATO Endures in the Twenty-First Century: An MWI Report
Nearly seven decades after its founding, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is far from...
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Research
The Taming of the Tigers: An MWI Contemporary Battlefield Assessment of the Counterinsurgency in Sri Lanka
Editor’s note: This report is an MWI Contemporary Battlefield Assessment, a collaborative...
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An Analysis of “Insider Attacks” in Afghanistan: An MWI Report
Insider attacks—attacks by insurgents posing as Afghan police or military personnel against local...
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Genius and Mastery in Military Innovation
Editor’s note: In this article in the journal Survival, MWI non-resident fellow Nina...
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Evaluating “Pre-Surge” Counterinsurgent Strategy in Iraq: An MWI Report
Can collaboration with civilian populations be built by the effective use of violence? What are...
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Democratization, Trade Expectations, Military Power, and the Future of Sino-American Relations
In this article in the journal Asian Security, MWI non-resident fellow Nori Katagiri explores US–China ties at a pivotal time in the relationship between the two countries.
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Confronting the Anti-Access/Area Denial and Precision Strike Challenge in the Baltic Region
In this article in the RUSI Journal, Alexander Lanoszka and MWI non-resident fellow Michael Hunzeker argue that the current NATO strategy to deter a Russian threat to the Baltic States is not sufficient to counter Russia’s anti-access/area denial or precision-strike capabilities.
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Countering Gray-Zone Hybrid Threats: An MWI Report
In a new MWI Report, Capt. John Chambers examines hybrid threats and what the US Army needs to do in order to counter them.
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