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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Dec 30 2011
GWOT blog weekly round-up 30 December
Comments Off on GWOT blog weekly round-up 30 DecemberCounterinsurgency Jim Lacey argues that counterinsurgency is one of only many functions of the US Army. Iraq James Fearon argues that current Iraq policies are a rational response to the vacuum created by the exit of US troops. Jay Ufelder … Continue reading
Posted by: December 30, 2011
Dec 21 2011
Examining likelihoods in 2012: autocratic & democratic regime change
1 CommentEvents throughout 2011 have demonstrated that terrorism remains a high priority for nation-states through the world. Regime and nation-state stability have played an influential role, particularity in the Middle East and Africa in affecting global terrorism. In an attempt to … Continue reading
Posted by: December 21, 2011
Dec 16 2011
Global war on terror blog weekly round-up 16 December
Comments Off on Global war on terror blog weekly round-up 16 DecemberAfghanistan Gary Schmitt and Richard Cleary believe that the NATO coalition in Afghanistan is starting to collapse. Iran Michael Rubin argues that unless the US takes a tougher stance, it will continue to pursue nuclear weapons. Barry Rubin (no relation) … Continue reading
Posted by: December 16, 2011
Dec 9 2011
Global war on terror blog weekly round-up 9 December
Comments Off on Global war on terror blog weekly round-up 9 DecemberAfghanistan Spencer Ackerman is worried by the proposed outsourcing of U.S security operations on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. Counterinsurgency Andrew Exum believes that counterinsurgency will continue to remain important. Egypt The Arabist looks at the dispute between SCAF and the Muslim … Continue reading
Posted by: December 9, 2011
Dec 2 2011
Global war on terror blog weekly round-up 2 December
Comments Off on Global war on terror blog weekly round-up 2 DecemberAfghanistan Andrew Exum suggests that the United States will need to keep troops in Afghanistan beyond 2014. Counter-insurgency Paul Miller argues that the United States should have supported Pakistani attempts to reassert civilian control of the military. Democracy and human … Continue reading
Posted by: December 2, 2011
