Publications Tag: Somalia

– Beyond Black Hawk Down: Revisiting U.S. Intervention in Somalia Over a Quarter Century Later
– Interagency Approach to Achieve Integrated Deterrence
– The Many Dangers of Moral Antirealism
– Adversaries in the Altiplano: Strategic Competition in South America’s Lithium Triangle
– Artificial Intelligence: Winning the Talent Management Race
– Once an Advisor: How Security Force Assistance is Essential for the American Way of War and Deterrence in Strategic Competition
– Human Rights as an Army Special Operations Forces Tool to Compete with China in the Indo-Pacific
– Mutually Assured Survival: Deterring Inadvertent Conflict Escalation Through Strategic Restraint Signaling

– The Economics of Trade and National Security
– Enabling Tax Payments: A Novel Approach to Reducing Violence and Poverty in El Salvador
– Very Small Satellites: A Mechanism for the Early Detection of Mass Atrocities
– Understanding the Challenges and Stakeholders in Providing Humanitarian Aid to North Korea
– The Value of Conceptual Planning During Disasters
– The Literature of Intelligence
– Organizational Ethics Gone Wrong
– Bureaucracy in Service of a Madman
– The Challenges in Joint Interagency Task Force Operations in a Predatory State
– A Comparative Analysis of the Effectiveness of Operations in Mali and Somalia

This essay explores the four traditional instruments of national power – diplomatic, economic, informational, and military, or DIME – and proposes that development be included as an instrument of national power…

The author of this paper argues there is a need for an evolution in interagency training and education to efficiently and effectively enable collaborative teams to achieve strategic objectives in complex humanitarian assistance/disaster response (HA/DR) operations overseas…