'People use media as much to escape their reality as to shape it, as much to assert their identity as to formulate it, as much to validate their lived experience as to interpret it.' tnsr.org/2024/03/from-p…

Ian Murray and Chris Bernotavicius write that 'the type of intervention that the U.N. Security Council has approved for Haiti will not resolve the current security situation or create a path to success for Haiti.' tnsr.org/2024/03/stabil…

Michael Kimmage offers insights into the war in Ukraine and policy ideas. warontherocks.com/2024/04/the-mu…

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In this recent roundtable, the contributors review Galen Jackson's book 'A Lost Peace' and consider how it applies to the crisis in the Middle East today. tnsr.org/roundtable/boo…

Undergraduate and graduate students focused on intelligence or national security: check out the Inman Award competition's call for papers. intelligencestudies.utexas.edu/inman-award/

Great-power competition in East Asia has deep historical roots. Our recent roundtable review offers insights into what it means for today. tnsr.org/roundtable/boo…

'By modifying patterns of underwater sound propagation, climate change might make the detection of enemy submarines more challenging.' tnsr.org/2024/03/climat…

Jon Lindsay considers the potential for AI in warfare and the risk of unintended consequences. tnsr.org/2023/11/war-is…

Gavin Wilde writes that 'a policy bias toward intervening in the information environment risks backfiring by undermining the very trust and confidence it was designed to safeguard.' tnsr.org/2024/03/from-p…

In their article for TNSR, Ian Murray and Chris Bernotavicius highlight the need to think beyond security in response to the crisis in Haiti. tnsr.org/2024/03/stabil…

Michael Kimmage discusses 3 'collisions' in the Russo-Ukrainian war: Russia vs. Ukraine, Russia vs. Europe, and Russia vs. the U.S. warontherocks.com/2024/04/the-mu…

Jaehan Park, Paul Behringer, Sangpil Jin, and Seo-Hyun Park review the new book 'The Other Great Game,' about the history of great-power competition in East Asia. tnsr.org/roundtable/boo…

Why does it feel like the AI revolution in warfare is always just over the horizon? tnsr.org/2023/11/war-is…

'Our unparalleled ability to produce, count, and measure things often appears to do little to make us happy or fulfilled or answer the questions that vex us most.' tnsr.org/2024/01/cracks…

How do retired military leaders view engaging in politics after completing their military service? tnsr.org/2023/11/speaki…

The authors warn that 'climate change might have a pronounced effect on anti-submarine warfare even if it produced only relatively limited changes in the ocean.' tnsr.org/2024/03/climat…

'The main beneficiaries of the idea that people can be decoded through their online activities are not foreign adversaries or researchers, but major social media platforms and advertisers themselves.' tnsr.org/2024/03/from-p…

Ian Murray and Chris Bernotavicius argue that it's time to consider immediate and longer-term policies for Haiti rather than another security intervention that will repeat the mistakes of the past. tnsr.org/2024/03/stabil…

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