Defense & Security Analysis

2002 - 2025

Current editor(s): Martin Edmonds

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Volume 29, issue 4, 2013

Editorial pp. 263-265

Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore

On the utility of security fences along international borders pp. 266-279

Susan M. Jellissen and Fred M. Gottheil

From the people's army to the Jewish people's army: the IDF's force structure between professionalization and militarization pp. 280-292

Tamir Libel

Assessing military reform in Indonesia pp. 293-307

Leonard C. Sebastian and Iis Gindarsah

Political opposition, external threats, and elite responses: analyzing domestic security policy in post-Rose Revolution Georgia pp. 308-322

Jason E. Strakes

Pool it, share it, or lose it: an economical view on pooling and sharing of European military capabilities pp. 323-341

Thomas Overhage

In spite of reform: NATO HQ still in the grips of nations pp. 342-355

Hans Mouritzen

Russian military reform: institutional, political and security implications pp. 356-364

Andrei Makarychev and Alexander Sergunin

The Ashgate research companion to political violence pp. 365-366

Katherine E. Brown

European Security: the roles of regional organisations pp. 367-368

Michael Anthony Steinberg

Soldier at heart -- from private to general pp. 368-370

John Allen

NATO: the power of partnerships Pursuing strategy: NATO operations from the Gulf War to Gaddafi pp. 370-372

Michael Anthony Steinberg

Volume 29, issue 3, 2013

Editorial pp. 175-176

Julian Palmore and Martin Edmonds

Terrorism: a philosophical discourse pp. 177-187

Allan Orr

The perils of special approaches to counterterrorism: the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes in 2005 pp. 188-202

Alastair Finlan

Learning in counterinsurgency: what do we really know? pp. 203-217

James Hasik

Does counterterrorism spending reduce the incidence and lethality of terrorism? A quantitative analysis of 34 countries pp. 218-233

Orlandrew E. Danzell and Steve Zidek

Jihad or qatal? Examining Al Qaeda's modus operandi pp. 234-252

Shireen K. Burki

Boko Haram and the challenges of Nigeria's war on terror pp. 253-262

Samuel Oyewole

Volume 29, issue 2, 2013

Editorial pp. 87-88

Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore

Increased Chinese and American defence involvement in Africa pp. 89-103

Scott Firsing and Ogi Williams

Coping with traps of vulnerability: a review of the impact of post-colonial issues on the independence of South Sudan pp. 104-116

Majak D'Agoôt

Identifying the spoilers in the security sector reform -- disarmament demobilisation and reintegration process in the Congo pp. 117-127

Nina Wilén

The long and winding road … to success? Unit peace operation effectiveness and its effect on mission success pp. 128-140

Chiara Ruffa

Linking a throughput simulation to a systems dynamics simulation to assess the utility of a US Navy foreign humanitarian aid mission pp. 141-155

Jordan Cohen, Johnny Quilenderino, Joseph Bubulka and Eugene P. Paulo

A case study in bio-inspired engineering design: defense applications of exoskeletal sensors pp. 156-169

Mark Ginsberg, Jeff Schiano, Megan Kramer and Marianne Alleyne

Contractors at war: the transformation of US expeditionary operations pp. 170-171

M. J. Williams

Threat finance: disconnecting the lifeline of organised crime and terrorism pp. 172-173

Michael Levi

Volume 29, issue 1, 2013

Editorial pp. 1-2

Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore

The politics of defense revival in Argentina pp. 3-15

Jorge Battaglino

Explaining Lebanese Shii adherence to Hezbollah: alienation, religiosity and welfare provision pp. 16-29

Simon Haddad

Pakistan's policy on minimum deterrence: why minimum is not the minimum? pp. 30-41

Zafar Khan

Strategic intelligence during coin detention operations -- relational data and understanding latent terror networks pp. 42-53

Spencer Willardson

Aligning national “logics” in a European military helicopter program pp. 54-67

Daniel Uiterwijk, Joseph Soeters and Paul van Fenema

Reforming the notion of national sovereignty by external intervention pp. 68-75

Michael Steinberg

Portfolio analysis for defense: taking account of networking pp. 76-84

Terry Moon, Paul Whitbread and Peter Dortmans

Volume 28, issue 4, 2012

Editorial pp. 273-274

Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore

Reconciling strategic studies … with itself: a common framework for choosing among strategies pp. 275-287

Leo J. Blanken

The national defense function and federalism: the importance of the 2008 National Defense Authorization Act pp. 288-302

Louise Stanton

An historical review of US defense strategy from Vietnam to operation Iraqi freedom pp. 303-315

Robert R. Tomes

Can Afghanistan avoid the Natural Resource Curse? pp. 316-325

Jonathan Lipow and Francois Melese

Unpacking the various meanings of redundancy: from refining the concept to military planning pp. 326-342

Leo J. Blanken and Jason J. Lepore

Small world, big guns: globalization, interstate security networks and conventional weapons imports pp. 343-359

Steven J. Childs

Involving the elephant: technical isolation and the role of India in a possible solution to the Iranian nuclear crisis pp. 360-367

Henry Ufomba

Underground structures of the Cold War: the world below pp. 368-369

John G. Allen

Nomonhan 1939: the Red Army's victory that shaped World War II pp. 369-371

John G. Allen

Theorist of maritime strategy: Sir Julian Corbett and his contribution to military and naval thought pp. 371-372

Eric Grove

Volume 28, issue 3, 2012

Editorial pp. 199-201

Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore

The Iranian nuclear dilemma: light at the end of the tunnel? pp. 202-212

Matthew Moran and Christopher Hobbs

Iran's nuclear programme: civil and/or military goals? pp. 213-225

Bart Smedts

Can NATO survive an accident prone Euro? pp. 226-233

Jonathan Lipow

“ Flectas non frangas ”: revisiting early twenty-first century UK--US defense relations (2000--2005) after five years pp. 234-246

Adam D.M. Svendsen

The “motivated bias” dilemma in warfare and intelligence pp. 247-259

Matthew H. Wahlert

Operational aspects of a future war between Egypt and Israel pp. 260-267

Ehud Eilam

Land based air power or aircraft carriers? A case study of the British debate about maritime air power in the 1960s pp. 268-269

Steven Jermy

Strategy for action: using force wisely in the twenty-first century pp. 270-271

Bernard Jenkin

Volume 28, issue 2, 2012

Editorial pp. 97-99

Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore

Challenges of measuring progress in Afghanistan using violence trends: the effects of aggregation, military operations, seasonality, weather, and other causal factors pp. 100-113

Eric Gons, Jonathan Schroden, Ryan McAlinden, Marcus Gaul and Bret Van Poppel

Are non‐lethal weapons a viable military option to strengthen the hearts and minds approach in Afghanistan? pp. 114-130

Sjef Orbons

Force protection and society pp. 131-139

Mark Clegg

Rhetoric versus reality: Canadian defence planning in a time of austerity pp. 140-151

Peter Jones and Philippe Lagassé

The mercurial development of Russia's United Aircraft Corporation pp. 152-162

Ron Matthews and Alma Lozano

Into the black box? Technology sharing in major arms transfers and beyond pp. 163-175

Björn Hagelin

The Shi Lang, a vehicle for regional change? pp. 176-184

Henry Philippens

Egypt: new government, old challenges pp. 185-191

Ehud Eilam

British naval aviation -- the first 100 years pp. 192-193

Cdr Ken Jay

Democracy's arsenal: creating a twenty-first-century defense industry pp. 194-195

Matthew R.H. Uttley

Volume 28, issue 1, 2012

Editorial pp. 1-2

Stephen Cimbala

The elephant in the room: US ballistic missile defence under Barack Obama pp. 3-16

Andrew Futter

The Obama administration's phased-adaptive architecture: technological, operational and political issues pp. 17-35

Daniel Goure

The Chinese and Asian impact on Russian nuclear policy pp. 36-54

Stephen Blank

Russia, America and missile defense pp. 55-64

Mikhail Tsypkin

Minimum deterrence and missile defenses: what's new, what's true, what's arguable pp. 65-80

Stephen J. Cimbala

Outflanking missile defences: the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, nuclear weapons and terrorism pp. 81-96

Ian Bellany