Inside this issue:
Features
NORAD: A Model to Address Gaps in U.S.-Mexico Security Coordination
by Patti Bielling
The Tumultuous Recent History of U.S. Stabilization
and Reconstruction Efforts: The Way Ahead?
by David A. Anderson
Civil Affairs History and Doctrine:
From Military Government to Interagency Partner
by Thomas R. Geisinger
Moral Courage and Intelligent Disobedience
by Ted Thomas and Ira Chaleff
Evaluation of Current Risk Assessment Models for
Genocide and Mass Atrocity
by Kathryn Gillum
U.S. Special Operations Forces and the Interagency in Phase Zero
by Kyle Johnston
Sharing Resources Between Government Agencies
by George K. Hughes
Book Review
The Decision to Attack: Military and Intelligence Cyber Decision-Making
Utilitarianism and the Ethics of War
Worth Noting
DNI releases paper on intelligence cooperation
DHS reviews U.S./Canada border security
CSIS publishes cyber agenda for Trump
Simons Center hosts InterAgency Brown-Bag Lectures
Advice on partnerships for President Trump
DHS releases updated cyber response plan
DoD’s role in foreign cyber threats
Report focuses on DoD cybersecurity
Interagency collaboration encouraged during transition
DHS challenges outlined for next administration
Executive Order focuses on health security
Ambassador Kennedy visits Fort Leavenworth
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The May Brown-Bag Lecture advertised in this edition of the InterAgency Journal has been postponed.
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