Defense & Security Analysis

2002 - 2025

Current editor(s): Martin Edmonds

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Editorial pp. 341-344: David Whetham
Introduction pp. 345-347: John Kiszely
A Force for (Relative) Good: An Augustinian Persepective pp. 349-361: Martin L. Cook
The Beginning and the End of Humanitarian Intervention: Kosovo 1999 pp. 363-380: Robert Wilton
Why it is Time to Stop Being a “Force for Good” pp. 381-391: Paul Robinson
The Ethical Imperatives of Foreign and Defence Policy pp. 393-400: Mervyn Frost
A Force for Good? War, Crime and Legitimacy: The British Army in Iraq pp. 401-419: Rachel Kerr

Editorial pp. 233-236: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
Security in the Persian Gulf: Two Conflicting Models pp. 237-245: Gawdat Bahgat
Autonomous Underwater Vehicles: A Transformation in Mine Counter‐Measure Operations pp. 247-266: Bao Nguyen, David Hopkin and Handson Yip
Problems Plaguing the African Union Peacekeeping Forces pp. 267-279: Major Robert L. Feldman
Intelligence Sharing for Counter‐Insurgency pp. 281-301: James Igoe Walsh
Strategic Bombardment and Kosovo: Evidence from the Boer War pp. 303-315: Kieran Webb
Which Moderates are More Important? pp. 317-324: Jason Cooley
On Setting Priorities for International Security II: Economic and Security Implications of Natural Disasters pp. 325-327: Julian Palmore

Editorial pp. 101-105: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
Defense Acquisition: New Insights from Transaction Cost Economics* pp. 107-128: Raymond Franck and Francois Melese
Safeguards Against Nuclear Terrorism: HEU vs Plutonium pp. 129-146: Simen A. Ellingsen
The Retreat fromWestphalia: Iraq and the “Shadow of Power” pp. 147-164: James Nathan
NATO and the Aegean Disputes pp. 165-179: Christos Kassimeris
Issues in Integrating Territorial Army Soldiers into Regular British Units for Operations: A Regular View pp. 181-195: Charles Kirke
The New French Military Reserve and the Test of Overseas Operations pp. 197-202: Jacques Aben
Spiraling Out of Control: How Missile Defense's Acquisition Strategy is Setting a Dangerous Precedent pp. 203-211: Victoria Samson
The Second Lebanon War: A One‐Year Perspective pp. 213-216: Dan Fayutkin
More on Avian Influenza A/H 5 N 1 Threats in Light of Recent Statistics pp. 217-224: Julian Palmore
Book Reviews pp. 225-230: Simon Reay Atkinson and Jairo Lugo

Editorial pp. 1-3: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
The What, Why, When and How of Interoperability pp. 5-17: Terry Moon, Suzanne Fewell and Hayley Reynolds
New Zealand's Defence Policy: From Realism to Idealism? pp. 19-32: David McCraw
China in Africa: The Push Continues But All's Not Well pp. 33-43: Harsh V. Pant*
Why Uganda Has Failed to Defeat the Lord's Resistance Army pp. 45-52: Robert L. Feldman
The Wassenaar Arrangement (WA): How it is Broken and Needs to be Fixed pp. 53-60: Heinz Gärtner
Illicit Arms Transfers: Linking Weapons Characteristics and Strategic Applications pp. 61-64: Jason E. Strakes
Global Insurgency or Global Confrontation? Counter-insurgency Doctrine and the “‘Long’ War” on Terrorism pp. 65-71: Matthew Kowalski
Non-Proliferation and Counter‐Proliferation: What is the Difference?* pp. 73-79: Mark Fitzpatrick
In Defence of Doctrine…But Not Dogma pp. 81-89: Group Captain Neville Parton

Editorial pp. 341-344: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
On Classifying Terrorism: A Potential Contribution of Cluster Analysis for Academics and Policy-makers pp. 345-357: Erica Chenoweth and Elizabeth Lowham
A Mathematical Approach to Limit Illegal Border-Crossings -- with Application in Protecting Critical Infrastructure pp. 359-377: Amy (Wenxuan) Ding
Quest for Credibility: Australian Defence Risk Management Framework pp. 379-387: Svetoslav Gaidow*
US Army Transformation: Where is the Future? pp. 389-403: Shih-Yueh Yang and William C. Vocke
Blood on the Ground: Canada and the Southern Campaign in Afghanistan pp. 405-417: Sean M. Maloney
India's Tortuous Road to Defence-Industrial Self-Reliance pp. 419-438: Manjeet S. Pardesi and Ron Matthews
Kazakhstan and Islam pp. 439-440: Dmitri Vertkin
Economics and Security Studies: Is the South African Military Academy Still on Track? pp. 441-447: H. F. De Wet
Book Review pp. 449-453: Shima Keene

Editorial pp. 233-235: Julian Palmore
Deterrence, Blackmail, Friendly Persuasion pp. 237-256: Edward Ifft
Russia's Evolving Strategic Nuclear Deterrent pp. 257-279: Stephen J. Cimbala
The Proliferation Security Initiative: A Global Prohibition Regime in the Making? pp. 281-295: James R. Holmes and Andrew C. Winner1
A State's Choice: Nuclear Policy in a Changing World Between Libya and North Korea pp. 297-313: Tiran Rothman
Nuclear Command and Control in Pakistan pp. 315-330: Shaun Gregory
What If: A Perspective on the Iranian Nuclear Weapon pp. 331-334: Matthew S. Duchene

Editorial pp. 125-126: Andrew Dorman and Matthew Uttley
The British Army's New Way in Warfare: A Doctrinal Misstep? pp. 127-141: Colin McInnes
The Mau Mau Emergency as Part of the British Army's Post-War Counter-Insurgency Experience pp. 143-163: Huw Bennett
Northern Ireland and the British Approach to Counter-Insurgency pp. 165-183: Christopher Tuck
The British Experience of Low-Intensity Conflict in Sierra Leone pp. 185-200: Andrew Dorman
British Counter-Insurgency in Afghanistan pp. 201-225: Warren Chin
The British Approach to Counter-Insurgency: An American View pp. 227-232: Thomas G. Mahnken

Editorial pp. 1-5: Martin Edmonds and Julian Palmore
Increasing ISAF's Impact on Stability in Afghanistan pp. 7-25: Emma Sky
Technology and War: A Trinitarian Analysis pp. 27-40: J. Stone
US—Turkish Relations: Can the Future Resemble the Past? pp. 41-54: Bill Park
Net-centric or Networked Military Operations? pp. 55-67: Terry Moon
The Two-China Crisis: Background, Implications and Outcomes pp. 69-85: Robert Daniel Wallace
The Economics of War and Foreign Policy: What's Missing? pp. 87-100: David R. Henderson
God, History and Countering Insurgency pp. 101-106: Greg Mills and Terence Mcnamee
The Officer's Academic Training Options and His Preparation for Fighting in the Limited Conflict Area pp. 107-114: Dan Fayutkin
Is the Insurgency Growing? A Novel Analysis of the Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of the Iraqi Insurgency pp. 115-118: David R. Bowne
Book Review pp. 119-122: Shima Keene