Defense & Security Analysis

2002 - 2025

Current editor(s): Martin Edmonds

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Editorial pp. 331-333: Julian Palmore and Martin Edmonds
All that glisters: Is network-centric warfare really scientific? pp. 335-367: Darryn J. Reid, Graham Goodman, Wayne Johnson and Ralph E. Giffin
How to predict the unpredictable: On the early detection of terrorist campaigns pp. 369-386: Matenia P. Sirseloudi
The transatlantic alliance revisited: Does america still need “old Europe”? pp. 387-398: Fotios Moustakis and Rudra Chaudhuri
A regional dimension to peace operations: European contributions to the UN and implications for Turkish co-operation and co-ordination pp. 399-412: Siret Hürsoy
Analysis of the dispute over Taiwan using a game theory approach pp. 413-418: Erica Lynn
Nuclear deterrence in the 21st century pp. 419-424: Dingli Shen
Missile Defense and Europe: Strengthening Transatlantic Co-operation in an Evolving Setting pp. 425-432: Julian Palmore

The European security strategy: Multilateral security with teeth? pp. 223-242: Andrea Ellner
Defense expenditure, spill-ins and threats in Asia-Pacific 1985--2001 pp. 243-265: Stefan Markowski and Max Tani
Nuclear weapons in the Twenty-first century: From simplicity to complexity pp. 267-281: Stephen J. Cimbala*
Creation of new knowledge pp. 283-302: David Sanders
Game theory and the Second Iraq War pp. 303-311: Jason Mead
The decline of the American superpower pp. 312-321: Michael J. Lombardi

Does the Iraq war reflect a phase change in warfare? pp. 121-142: Avi Kober
Fear of the unknown: The coalition from operation desert fox to operation Iraqi freedom pp. 143-158: James Mckay
Defense RDT&E and knowledge management: A new enquiry into public and public‐private coordination pp. 159-177: Valérie Merindol
From casa militar to an instrument of political control: A functional analysis of the defense ministries in Argentina and Chile pp. 179-199: Michael Radseck
Military innovation during war: Paradox or paradigm? pp. 201-212: Michael Mcnerney
Amateurs, conscripts, citizens, professionals: How do armed forces measure up? pp. 213-216: Patrick Mileham

European Military Capabilities, the Defense Industry and the Future Shape of Armaments Co-operation pp. 5-19: Andrew James
Endeavors to Restructure the Bundeswehr: The Reform of the German Armed Forces 1990--2003 pp. 21-35: Kerry Longhurst
The German offensive of 1914: A new perspective pp. 37-66: Matthew Fuhrmann, Nathan Edwards and Michael Salomone
The security and defense matrix: Concepts matter in defense analysis? pp. 67-78: Salvador Raza
Public attitudes towards a career in the British Armed Forces pp. 79-95: Asifa Hussain and Mohammed Ishaq
The art of war in operation Iraqi Freedom pp. 97-104: Matthew Morgan
Cross-straits relations and the 2004 Taiwanese Elections pp. 105-110: Simon Baynham
Augustine's Laws: Norman Augustine pp. 111-114: Martin Edmonds

Editorial pp. 311-312: Julian I. Palmore
Terrorist motivations for chemical and biological weapons use: Placing the threat in context* pp. 313-320: Audrey Kurth Cronin
Nuclear proliferation and international systems pp. 321-336: Stephen J. Cimbala
Deterring terrorists from using WMD: A brinkmanship strategy for the United Nations pp. 337-341: Francois Melese and Diana Angelis
Counter-proliferating the rogue states pp. 343-354: Glen Segell
Exploring the structure of terrorists' WMD decisions: A game theory approach pp. 355-372: Raymond E. Franck and Francois Melese
Terrorism and security of water distribution systems: A primer pp. 373-380: M. D. Ginsberg and V. F. Hock
Missile defense and Europe: WMD and terrorism pp. 381-389: Julian I. Palmore

Contextual Criticality of Knowledge-Flow Dynamics: Understanding a US Tragedy of Friendly Fire pp. 209-228: Mark Nissen, Erik Jansen, Carl Jones and Gail Thomas
Knowledge management and potentially useful new hyperdidactic structures pp. 229-243: David Sanders
Base realignment and closure: Guiding principles for Peru pp. 245-259: Robert McNab
Military modernization and political choice: Germany and the uspromoted military technological revolution during the 1990s pp. 261-272: Sorin Lungu
United states marine corps aerial refueling requirements: Queuing theory and simulation analysis pp. 273-287: William Gates and Mitchell McCarthy
Landmark in defense literature pp. 301-303: Stewart Fraser

Editorial pp. 109-111: Martin Edmonds and Robert Gray
The “Americanization” of EU nuclear non‐proliferation policy pp. 113-131: Tom Sauer
Jointness and desert storm: a retrospective pp. 133-152: Richard Weitz
UNDOF: operational analysis and lessons learned pp. 153-164: Dan Lindley
The delineation of defense equipment projects in the UK ministry of defence pp. 165-177: Trevor Taylor and Derrick Neal
Fifty years of British army officership 1960--2010: Part II: Prospective pp. 179-199: Patrick Mileham
Diplomacy by Henry Kissinger pp. 201-203: Robert Bresler

Editorial pp. 1-2: Robert Gray and Martin Edmonds
Saving lives with speed: Using rapidly deployable forces for genocide prevention pp. 3-19: Micah Zenko
Small states: invited to NATO — able to contribute? pp. 21-37: Erik Männik
Creating an arms control mechanism in North East Asia: the application of the European security co-operation regime pp. 39-54: Michael Sheehan
Dream teams and brilliant eyes: the SBIRS low program, Northrop Grumman's acquisition of TRW, and the implications for the structure of the military space industry pp. 55-67: James Hasik
Fifty Years of British Army Officership 1960-2010 pp. 69-86: Patrick Mileham
Landmark in Defense Literature pp. 97-98: Tim Ripley