Naval War College Reading Room: Current List

Rear Admiral Frank Morley, who is Deputy Assistant of the United States Navy for International Programs, and Steve Bowdren published this critique on maritime partnership in the March 2020 issue of "Proceedings." This link will transport you to "We Must Win the Competition for Maritime Partners."

This link will connect you to "FACT :China Has Never Gotten Over Its Defeat to Japan 125 Years Ago." Dr. Holmes' "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" is in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

This link will deliver you to Admiral McDevitt's critique on China's Navy. Admiral McDevitt, who founded the Strategic Studies Division at the Center for Naval Analyses, was the Chief of Naval Operations Strategic Studies Group Fellow at the U.S. Naval War College.

This link will connect you to Dr. Thomas Shattuck's interview with Naval War College Professor Nikolas K. Gvosdev.

This link will connect you to Professor Holmes's "Notes on the Present Crisis : Korea Coronavirus Edition."

This link will connect you to "Is U.S. Grand Strategy Dead Thanks to Donald Trump?" Dr. Holmes occupies the J.C. Wylie Chair of Maritime Strategy at the Naval War College.

This article by Dr. Andrew Erickson of the China Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College may be accessed by following the link or image.

Dr. Nikolas K. Gvosdev, who is Professor of National Security Affairs at the United States Naval War College, posted this analysis on the Foreign Policy Research Institute. This link will deliver you to "The Effect of COVID--19 on the NATO Alliance."

Dr. James Holmes, who is the J.C. Wylie Chair of Maritime Strategy at the Naval War College, posted this article in "The Hill." This link will transport you to the "US Navy Must Stay at Sea and Stay Vigilant to Defeat Coronavirus."

This link will deliver you to Dr. Holmes's "Beware of Pandemic America." Professor Holmes's "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy"(2019) is in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College.

Dr. Lyle J. Goldstein, who is alson an Affiliate in the Russia Maritime Studies Institute at the U.S. Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will transport you to "China Is Building Nuclear Icebreakers to Seek Out a "Polar Silk Road." Professor Goldstein's "The Fate of the China--Russia Alliance" and Why a New Missile Arms Race with China Might Not be Worth the Cost" are in the Reading Room as well.

This link will deliver you to Professor James Holmes's article which appeared in "The National Interest." Dr. Holmes's ""China Should Fear the Coronavirus : Look What Plague Did to Ancient Athens" is located in the Reading Room of the Naval War College.

Dr. Nikolas K. Gvosdev, who holds the Captain Jerome E. Levy Chair in Economic Geography and National Security at the U.S. Naval War College, posted this article in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "Peace by Poison : How the Coronavirus Could Fix Globalization Problems." Professor Gvosdev's "The Carter Doctrine Conundrum : Has Trump Repudiated a Foundational Element of U.S. National Security?" is in the Reading Room and "Decision-making in American Foreign Policy :Translating Theory into Practice"(2019) is available in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College. Dr. Gvosev also participated in the "Russian Interests in Syria" podcast.

Dr. James Holmes, who holds the J.C. Wylie Chair of Maritime Strategy at the United States Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "Japan Was 5 Decisions Away from Winning World War II." Professor Holmes's "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" (2019) and "Red Star Over the Pacific : China's Rise and the Challenge to U.S. Maritime Strategy"(second edition, 2018) is not only in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College but also on the Chief of Naval Operations' Professional Reading List.

Dr. Nikolas K. Gvosdev, whose "Russia's Southern Strategy" and "Why the Russian Cabinet's Resignation Was Good News for Vladimir Putin" are in the Reading Room of the Naval War College, participated in this March 12th podcast. This link will deliver you to "Russian Interests in Syria." Dr. Gvosdev's "Decision-making in American Foreign Policy : Translating Theory into Practice"(2019) and "Russia in the National Interest"(2004) are in the Henry Eccles Library as well.

Lietenant Commander Steven Moffitt, who graduated with distinction earning a Master of Arts in Defense and Strategic Studies from the United States Naval War College, posted this article in "Proceedings." This link will convey you to "Humility Is for Leaders." Commander Moffitt is a naval aviator with over ten years of service.

Dr. Nikolas K. Gvosdev of the National Security Affairs Department at the Naval War College posted this publication in "The National Interest." Dr. Gvosdev's "Russia's Southern Strategy" and "Putin's Power Puzzle :Russia's President Loses a Cabinet and Gains an Exit Strategy" are in the War College Reading Room. Moreover, Dr. Gvosdev's "Russian Foreign Policy : Interests, Vectors and Sectors"(2014) and "Russia in the National Interest"(2004) are available in the Henry Eccles Library. The associated link or image will connect you to "The Great Oil War of 2020 Has Begun. Can Russia Win?"

This link will connect you to "Proceedings" and the article--"Protect the Force from the Novel Coronavirus"

Dr. James Holmes, who delivered the Issues in National Security Lecture last year at the Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "China Should Fear the Coronavirus. Look What Plague Did to Ancient Athens." Dr. Holmes's recently published "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy"(2019) is available in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College. The subject of Professor Holmes's Lecture of Opportunity was "U.S. Naval Power in the Pacific."

This link will deliver you to "Universal Health Care Is a National Security Issue."

Robert D. Kaplan, who delivered the Keynote Address on June 14, 2017 during the 68th Current Strategy Forum at the Naval War College, posted this commentary in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "The Neo--Malthusian World of the Coronavirus." Robert D. Kaplan's "Asia's Cauldron : the South China Sea and the End of a Stable Pacific" (first edition, 2014) is available in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

Dr. Michael Junge, who is a former Professor of Leadership and Ethics at the United States Naval War College, published this article in the "Modern War Institute." This link will connect you to Dr. Junge's "What Should I Wear to the War?" A copy of Professor Junge's "Crimes of Command in the United States Navy, 1945-2015" is available in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College. Michael Junge was a career Naval Surface Warfare Officer in the United States Navy.

This article by former Naval War College Professor Michael Schmitt appeared in "Just Security" and may be accessed by following either the link or image.

Dr. Lyle Jared Goldstein of the Strategic and Operational Research Department in the China Maritime Studies Institute posted this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "New UUV's China's Plan to 'Attack from the Sea Floor'" Professor Goldstein's "Russia's Past Can Help Explain China's South China Sea Strategy" and "Why a New Missile Arms Race with China Might Not be Worth the Cost" are in the Reading Room of the Naval War College. Professor Goldstein's "Not Congruent but Quite Complementary : U.S. and Chinese Approaches to Nontradional Security(2012) is available in the Henry Eccles Library.

Professor James Holmes posted this article in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "Don't Buy Hype Out of the Military--Industrial Complex." The topic of Dr. Holmes's lecture will be U.S. Naval Power in the Pacific. Dr. Holmes's "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" (2018) and Theodore Roosevelt and World Order : Police Power in International Relations"(2006) are in the Learning Commons of the U.S. Naval War College.Also, his article "Misfit Ships on China's Great River" is in the Reading Room.

Dr. Lyle J. Goldstein, who is the Founding Director of the China Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "China Studied This French Submarine's Attack On A U.S. Carrier Battle Group." Dr. Goldstein's "How Will China Act in the South China Sea? Just Ask Russia" and "Why China Wants Its Navy to Patrol the South China Sea" are also in the Reading Room of the Naval War College.

Brian Molloy, who graduated from the United States Naval War College with a Masters of Arts in Defense and Strategic Studies, published this article in "Joint Force Quarterly." This associated link will deliver you to "Frustrated Cargo : The U.S. Army's ;imitations in Projecting Force from Ship-to-Shore in an A2/AD Environment." Brian Molloy was also named the President's Honor Graduate for his Class.

Dr. James Holmes posted this article in "The National Interest." This link will convey you to ""Nonalignment Nuances : America Is Laying the Groundwork for a Stronger Relationship With India." Dr. Holmes's "India Hoists a 'Metal Chain' in the Indian Ocean" is in the Reading Room of the Naval War College while his "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy"(2019) and "Indian Naval Strategy in the 21st Century"(2019) are available in the Henry Eccles Library.

Dr. Lyle Jared Goldstein, who is the Founding Director of the China Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will transport you to Dr. Goldstein's "China Is Prepared to Reap the Strategic Rewards of Its Relationship With Russia." Professor Goldstein's "China's Nuclear Force Modernization"(2005) is available in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College and his "How the Communist 1949 Victory in China's Civil War Changed America and the World" is located in the Reading Room. Dr. Goldstein's " Five Dragons Stirring Up the Sea : Challenge and Opportunity in China's Improving Maritime Enforcement Capabilities"(2010) is in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

Lieutenant (j.g.) Jason Dudell of the United States Navy posted this article in "Proceedings." This link will connect you to "Frozen Dragons : Applying the Lessons of the Cold War to the China Seas." Lieutenant Dudell is a surface warfare supply corps. officer.

The associated link will deliver you to the Center for International Maritime Security where you may read Captain Brent Ramsey's "Ignorance of China Is Not Bliss."

Dr. Patrick Cronin, who participated as a panelist for the Contested Arenas Discussion during the 2015 Current Strategy Forum at the United States Naval War College, posted this article in the Center for International Maritime Security. This link will deliver you to "China's Bid for Maritime Primacy in an Era of Total Competition." There are several of Dr. Cronin's books in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College.

This article by Dr. James Holmes, which appeared in "The National Interest," may be accessed by following the link or image. Dr. Holmes, whose recent publication "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" (2019) is available in the Henry Eccles Library, delivered the Issues in National Security Lecture last year.. The subject of Dr. Holmes's talk was "U.S. Naval Power in the Pacific." Professor Holmes's "Does China Really Need Aircraft Carriers?" is also in the Reading Room of the Naval War College.

Dr. Lyle J. Goldstein, who is also an Affiliate in the Russia Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "Russia's Relationship With China Is Growing Despite Setbacks." Dr. Goldstein's "How China Is Learning From Russia's War in Syria" and "The War in Ukraine Must End" are in the Reading Room of the Naval War College.

This link will connect you to "China Maritime Report #5 : "China's Dreadnought? The PLA Navy's Type 055 Cruiser and Its Implications for the Future Maritime Security Environment." Dr. Goldstein is the Founding Director and Commander Daniel Caldwell is an operational analyst in the China Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College. Joseph Freda is Deputy Director of the China Maritime Studies Institute and a graduate of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. Dr. Goldstein's "The Fate of the China--Russia Alliance" and "Why a New Missile Arms Race with China Might Not be Worth the Cost" is in the Naval War College's Reading Room."

Dr. James Holmes of the Naval War College posted this article on Littoral Ships in "The National Interest." This link will transport you to "The Navy's Littoral Combat Ship : A Beautiful Disaster?" Dr. Holmes participated in the Panel Discussion--Fleet Design : Future Challenges and Ways Ahead--during the 68th Annual Current Strategy Forum at the Naval War College. Professor Holmes's "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" (2019) and "Red Star Over the Pacific : China's Rise and the Challenge to U.S. Maritime Strategy"(Revised, second edition) are in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

This link will deliver you to Professor Jamie McGrath's "Interwar Navy--Marine Corps. Integration : A Roadmap for Today." Captain McGrath also holds a Master's degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the U.S. Naval War College.Captain McGrath's "Peacetime Naval Rearmament, 1933-39" (Spring, 2019) is available in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College.

Mr. John Hursh, who is also Editor-in-Chief of International Law Studies at the Naval War College, published this article in "Just Security." This link will connect you to "Sudan Takes Two Big Steps toward Normalizing Relations : USS Cole and Bashir."

Dr. Sam J. Tangredi, who is also the Leidos Chair of Future Warfare Studies at the Naval War College, published this article in "Defense One." This link will transport you to "How a Stock Bubble Could Unwind America's National Security." Dr. Tangredi's "The U.S. Naval Institute on Naval Cooperation" (2015) and "Anti--Access Warfare : Countering A2/AD Strategies"(2013) are in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College.Professor Tangredi's "Decommission Fleet Forces Command," which appeared in the December 2019 issue of U.S. Naval Institute's "Proceedings," is in the Archives of the Naval War College's Reading Room. Dr. Tangredi is the author of two forthcoming books "AI at War : How Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Are Changing Naval Warfare" and "Bottom Dead Center : Dealing With Our De-Globalized Future."

Dr. James Holmes, who will deliver the Issues in National Security Lecture--U.S. Naval Power in the Pacific--published this article in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "Is the U.S.--Philippines Alliance Dying?" Dr. Holmes's "Does China Really Need Aircraft Carriers?" and "Why a US--Iran War Isn't Going to Happen" are in the The Reading Room. Moreover, his recently published "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" is available in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

"America and the New Spheres of Influence" by Dr. Graham Allison of Harvard University may be accessed by following the associated link or image. Dr. Allison participated in the Panel Discussion : Enduring Strategic Principles and Present Day Challenges during the 2017 Current Strategy Forum at the Naval War College. Dr. Allison's "Destined for War : Can America and China Escape Thucydides's Trap?" is in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

Attached is Mr. Ronald O'Rourke's most recent report to Congress. This link will convey you to "U.S. Role in the World : Background and Issues for Congress." Mr. O'Rourke attended the 68th Annual Current Strategy Forum and was part of the Panel Discussion --Fleet Design : Future Challenges and Ways Ahead.

Dr. James Holmes, who occupies the J.C. Wylie Chair in Maritime Strategy at the United States Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "The U.S. Navy's Littoral Combat Ship : A Successful Catastrophe?" Professor Holmes will deliver the Lecture of Opportunity at the Naval War College on March 17, 2020 on 'U.S. Naval Power in the Pacific." Dr. Holmes's " A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy"(2019) is in the Henry Eccles Library.

This article by Dr. Lyle J. Goldstein may be accessed by following either the link or image.Dr. Goldstein's " How the Communist 1949 Victory in China's Civil War Changed America and the World" and "How China Is Learning from Russia's War in Syria" is also in the Naval War College's Reading Room. Professor Goldstein is also an Affiliate in the Russia Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College.

Dr. James Holmes, who is the author of "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" (2019) and "Red Star Over the Pacific" (second edition, 2018), published this article in "Naval History." This link will deliver you to the Learning Commons of the Naval War College and Dr. Holmes's "Misfit Ships on China's Great River." Professor Holmes presented the Issues in National Security Lecture--U.S. Naval Power in the Pacific--at the Naval War College on February 5, 2019

Dr. Phil Haun's "Attacking Fielded Forces : An Airman's Perspective from Kosovo" may be accessed by following the associated link to the Learning Commons of the Naval War College. The Henry Eccles Library also contains Dr. Haun's "Airpower Versus a Fielded Force : Misty FAC's of Vietnam and A-10 FACs of Kosovo : A Comparative Analysis"(2004) and "Coercion, Survival, and War : Why Weak States Resist the United States"(2015).

Dr. Nikolas K. Gvosdev, who is professor in the National Security Affairs Department at the Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will transport you to "Why the Russian Cabinet's Resignation Was Good News for Vladimir Putin." Dr. Gvosdev's "Decision--making in American Foreign Policy : Translating Theory into Practice"(2019) resides in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College. The Reading Room contains Professor Gvosdev's "The Carter Doctrine Conundrum : Has Trump Repudiated a Foundational Element of U.S. National Security Strategy?" in its Collection.

Dr. Lyle Jared Goldstein, who is an Affiliate in the Naval War College's Russia Maritime Studies Institute, posted this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "Russiagate Regrets : Why Washington Remains Focused on the Wrong Foreign Influence." Dr. Goldstein's " How China Is Learning From Russia's War in Syria" and "The War in the Ukraine Must End" are in the Reading Room of the Naval War College.

This article by Professor James Holmes may be retrieved by accessing the link or image. Dr. Holmes, whose recent "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy"(2019) is in the Henry Eccles Library, also holds the Inaugural J.C. Wylie Chair of Maritime Strategy. The Library contains Rear Admiral J.C. Wylie's "Military Strategy : A General Theory of Power Control" (1967) in its Collection.

Dr. Lyle J. Goldstein, who is not only the Founding Director of the China Maritime Studies Institute but also an Affiliate in the Russia Maritime Studies Institute, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "Is Russia's 100--Megaton Nuclear Torpedo More Trouble Than It's Worth?" Dr. Goldstein's "America Must Do More to Support Peace in Ukraine" and "How Will China Act in the South China Sea? Just Ask Russia" are also in the Reading Room of the Naval War College. The Henry Eccles Library contains "The National Interest" in its Collection as well as Dr. Goldstein's "Preventive Attack and Weapons of Mass Destruction : A Comparative Historical Analysis"(2006).

"Are the U.S. Navy's New Aircraft Carriers Worth the Cost? Old Battleships Might Give Us a Clue" by Dr. James Holmes appeared in "The National Interest" and may be retrieved by following either link or image. Dr. Holmes will deliver the Issues in National Security Lecture on March 17, 2020 at the Naval War College. The subject of his talk is "U.S. Naval Power in the Pacific." The Learning Commons contains Professor Holmes's "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" in its Collection.

This link will connect you to Professor Joe Dransfield's "How Relevant is the Speed of Relevance? Unity of Effort Towards Decision Superiority is Critical to Future U.S. Military Dominance." Professor Dransfield, who also possesses an M.A. in National Security and Strategy from the Naval War College, is also a Royal Navy exchange officer serving in the Joint Military Affairs Department.

Dr. Lyle J. Goldstein, who is the Founding Director of the Naval War College's China Maritime Studies Institute, posted this commentary in "The National Interest." Dr. Goldstein's "China's Nuclear Force Modernization"(2006) and "Meeting China Halfway : How to Defuse the Emerging US--China Rivalry"(2015) are in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

This link will deliver you to Dr. Tom Nichols's "Story in a Public Square Podcast." Professor Nichols's "Eve of Destruction : The Coming Age of Preventive War"(2008) and "No Use : Nuclear Weapons and U.S. National Security"(First edition, 2014) are in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College.

Robert C. Watts IV, who was awarded a Master's Degree in National Security and Strategic Studies from the United States Naval War College in 2009, published this critique in the "Naval War College Review." This link will connect you to "A Double--Edged Sword : Ballistic--Missile Defense and U.S. Alliances"

This link will deliver you to Dr. Goldstein's "Why a New Missile Arms Race with China Might Not be Worth the Cost." Dr. Goldstein's "Meeting China Halfway : How to Defuse the Emerging US--China Rivalry" (2015) and "Not Congruent but Quite Complementary : U.S. and Chinese Approaches to Nontraditional Security" (2012) are in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College.

This article by Dr. James Holmes of the Strategy and Policy Department of the Naval War College may be accessed by following either the link or image. Dr. Holmes's most recent work, "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy"(2019, is available in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College while his "Here Is How I Would Rebuild the U.S. Navy from Scratch" is in the Reading Room.

Dr, Lyle Goldstein, who is Research Professor in the China Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "China Thinks It Can Nuke American Cities. Should We Worry?" Dr. Goldstein's "China Is Building a 'Undersea Great Wall' to Take on America in a War" and "One War Still Haunts the Chinese Military to This Day" are in the Reading Room of the Naval War College. The Learning Commons also has "The National Interest" in its Collection. Dr. Goldstein remains an Affiliate in the Russia Maritime Studies Institute as well.

Dr. Nikolas K. Gvosdev, who is a professor in the National Security Affairs Department at the Naval War College, posted this commentary in "The National Interest." This link will connect you to "Putin's Power Puzzle : Russia's President Loses a Cabinet and Gains an Exit Strategy." Dr. Gvosdev's "Russia's Southern Strategy" and "The Carter Doctrine Conundrum : Has Trump Repudiated a Foundational Element of U.S. National Security Strategy?" are in the Reading Room. The Learning Commons of the Naval War College contains Dr. Gvosdev's "Communitarian Foreign Policy : Amitai Etzioni's Vision"(2016) within its Collection.

Dr. James Holmes, who will deliver the Issues in National Security lecture on March 17, 2020 at the Naval War College, published this commentary in "Proceedings." This link will connect you to "Deng Xiaoping Was China's George Washington." Dr. Holmes's "A Brief Guide to Maritime Strategy" (2019) and "Chinese Naval Strategy in the 21st Century : The Turn to Mahan" are in the Henry Eccles Library of the U.S. Naval War College. Dr. Holmes and Dr. Yoshihara's "Red Star Over the Pacific : China's Rise and the Challenge to U.S. Maritime Strategy"(2nd edition, 2018) is not only available in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College but also is listed on the Chief of Naval Operation's Professional Reading Program.

This link will deliver you to Dr. Goldstein's "Russia's Past Can Help Explain China's South China Sea Strategy." Dr. Goldstein is not only Associate Professor in the China Maritime Studies Institute but also an Affiliate in the Russia Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College. Moreover, the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College has Dr. Goldstein's "Not Congruent But Quite Complementary : U.S. and Chinese Approaches to Nontraditional Security'(2012) in the Collection.

Dr. Nikolas K. Govosdev, who occupies the Captain Jerome E. Levy Chair of Economic Geography and National Security at the Naval War College, published this article on Russia. This link will deliver you to the Foreign Policy Research Institute and "Russia's Southern Strategy." Dr. Gvosdev's "Don't Believe the Doomsayers : NATO Has a Future" and "How the Russian Orthodox Church Influences Russia's Behavior" is in the Reading Room.

Dr. Terence Roehrig and Dr. Narushige Michishita were featured in this podcast. This link will connect you to "No, Man : It's an Island." Dr. Roehrig will deliver the Issues in National Security lecture on April 14, 2020. The subject of his talk will be "The North Korea Problem : Solve or Manage?" Professor Michishita presented the Lecture of Opportunity--The Trump--Kim Summit, Future Scenarios, and Japan's Policy Toward the Korean Peninsula--on September 23, 2019. Dr. Roehrig's "Japan, South Korea, and the United States Nuclear Umbrella : Deterrence After the Cold War"(2017) and Professor Michishita's "North Korea's Military--Diplomatic Campaigns, 1966-2008"(2010) are in the Henry Eccles Library of the Naval War College.

Dr. Nikolas K. Gvosdev, who is a Professor in the National Security Affairs Department of the Naval War College, published this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "The Carter Doctrine Conundrum : Has Trump Repudiated a Foundational Element of U.S. National Security Strategy?" Dr. Gvosdev's "Decision--making in American Foreign Policy : Translating Theory into Practice" (2019) is in the Learning Commons of the Naval War College.

Dr. Lyle J. Goldstein, who is a Research Professor in the China Maritime Studies Institute at the Naval War College, posted this article in "The National Interest." This link will deliver you to "How Will China Act in the South China Sea? Just Ask Russia?" Dr. Goldstein's "China Is Building Better ICBM's (And Hospital Ships)" and "China Is Building a "Undersea Great Wall" to Take on America in a War" are in the Reading Room as well.

Attached is Julian Koeck's review of Dr. Montgomery McFate's "Military Anthropology : Soldiers, Scholars and Subjects at the Margins of Empire"(2018). This link will deliver you to the book review. The Learning Commons of the Naval War College has Dr. Mcfate's "Military Anthropology : Soldiers, Scholars ans Subjects at the Margins of Empire"(2018) and "Social Science Goes to War : The Human Terrain System in Iraq and Afghanistan"(2015) in its Collection.

The associated link will connect you to "What Work of Literature Should Top Every Maritime Professional's Reading List?"

This link will deliver you to Dr. Burbach's critical analysis of Clint Watt's work. The Learning Commons of the Naval War College has "Messing With the Enemy : Surviving in a Social Media World of Hackers, Terrorists, Russians, and Fake News"(2018). Dr. Burbach's "Presidential Approval and the Use of Force"(1994) is also in the Henry Eccles Library.

Dr. Michael O' Hara, who is also an honor graduate of the Naval War College, published this review essay in the "Naval War College Review." This link will connect you to "Bringing Domestic Politics Back into Grand Strategy."

This link will connect you to Professor Cormier's "Can the United States Learn From the Iraq War?"

Dr. Tim Demy's critical analysis of "World War II Infographics" may be retrieved by following the link or image. The Henry Eccles Library has Dr. Demy's "Ethics and the Twenty--first Century Military Professional"(2018) and "Military Ethics and Emerging Technologies"(2014) in the Collection.

This link will transport you to Professor Sean P. Henseler's critical evaluation of Barry M. Costello's "Fortune Favors Boldness : The Story of Naval Valor during Operation Iraqi Freedom"(2018).

This link will deliver you to Dr. Lord's critical analysis of Hugh Liebert's "Plutarch's Politics : Between City and Empire." The Learning Commons of the Naval War College includes Dr. Lord's "Losing Hearts and Minds? : Public Diplomacy and Strategic Influence in the Age of Terror"(2006) and "The Modern Prince : What Leaders Need to Know Now"(2004) in the Collection.

This link will deliver you to Dr. Andrew Erickson's critical analysis of M. Taylor Fravel's "Active Defense : China's Military Strategy Since 1949."

This link will deliver you to Professor Delamer's review of "Brothers at Arms : American Independence and the Men of France and Spain Who Saved It."

Dr. Richard Norton, who will deliver the concluding Issues in National Security Lecture on May 19th, published this critical analysis in the "Naval War College Review." The subject of Dr. Norton's lecture is "Feral Cities."