PTSD and Veterans’ Benefits in the United States: A Historical Backgrounder
That war and psychological trauma go together has always been known but not always well understood...
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Tanisha Fazal | September 14, 2018
That war and psychological trauma go together has always been known but not always well understood...
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To the extent that China has both actively and passively challenged international norms and...
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The destruction of Iraq in 2003 left the Middle East an unbalanced system. In a region previously...
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The United States National Security Strategy and Department of Defense joint doctrine recognizes...
Read MoreSarah P. White | March 20, 2018
Editor’s note: This MWI Report analyzes the cyber dimension of the 2008 Russia-Georgia War. Read...
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Nearly seven decades after its founding, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is far from...
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Insider attacks—attacks by insurgents posing as Afghan police or military personnel against local...
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Can collaboration with civilian populations be built by the effective use of violence? What are...
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