Defense & Security Analysis

2002 - 2025

Current editor(s): Martin Edmonds

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Editorial pp. 303-305: Andrew Dorman and Thomas-Durell Young
The Falklands War and British defense policy pp. 307-317: Eric Grove
British Special Forces and the Falklands conflict: Twenty years on pp. 319-332: Alastair Finlan
British command and control in the Falklands Campaign pp. 333-349: Stephen Prince
Twenty years after: Argentina in the wake of the South Atlantic War pp. 351-362: John Arquilla and María Moyano Rasmussen
Delayed reaction: UK maritime expeditionary capabilities and the lessons of the Falklands conflict pp. 363-378: Ian Speller
A message from the Falklands: The life and gallant death of David Tinker Lieutenant RN pp. 379-381: Martin Edmonds
The hidden hand: Britain, America and Gold War secret itelligence pp. 383-388: Roderick Bailey

Editorial pp. 199-200: Julian Palmore
Deterrence and friction: implications for missile defense pp. 201-220: Stephen Cimbala
Expanding the framework for analyzing National Missile Defenses: a proposal for discussion pp. 221-226: Raymond Franck
The access deterrence scenario: A new approach to assessing national missile defenses pp. 227-238: Raymond Franck and Francois Melese
An assessment of the intercept test program of the ground-based midcourse national missile defense system pp. 239-260: Lisbeth Gronlund, David Wright and Stephen Young
Ballistic missile defenses and the new triad pp. 261-270: Julian Palmore
Rogue state response to BMD: The regional context pp. 271-292: Michael Simon
How can national missile defense best enhance security? pp. 293-302: Clifford Singer

Editorial pp. 105-106: Martin Edmonds and Robert Gray
Coalition warfare: The commander's role pp. 107-121: Derek Reveron
Comparing European responses to defense industry globalization pp. 123-143: Andrew James
The dynamic limitations of the US defense acquisition process pp. 145-155: Chiang Ren
Definition, diagnosis, therapy: A civil-military critique pp. 157-170: Daniel Nelson
British Sikhs' identification with the armed forces pp. 171-183: Asifa Hussain and Mohammed Ishaq
On the psychology of military incompetence pp. 185-187: Patrick Mileham
American-British-Canadian intelligence relations 1939--2000 pp. 189-195: John Morrison

Editorial pp. 1-2: Robert C. Gray and Martin Edmonds
The Influence of Logistics on War Widening pp. 3-14: Stacy Bergstrom Haldi
Low-intensity Conflicts: Why the Gap Between Theory and Practise? pp. 15-38: Avi Kober
US-Australian Defense Cooperation: A Model for Twenty-first Century Security Arrangements pp. 39-49: Jonathan O. Gackle
The New Public Management and Defense Departments: The Case of Canada pp. 51-73: David Detomasi
European Security and the Russian Duma pp. 75-84: Glen M. Segell
Future Personnel: Where Will They Come From? pp. 85-88: Thomas Schindlmayr
What Future for Transatlantic Security Relations After 11 September? pp. 89-91: Martin Agüera
Landmark in Defense Literature pp. 93-94: Martin Edmonds