Comparative Strategy

Christian thought and the moral permissibility of nuclear weapons
pp. 1-17(17)
Author: Harris, Brittany A.

Nuclear weapons and limited war: A return to the nuclear battlefield?
pp. 18-28(11)
Author: Watterson, Christopher J.

Fewer civilian casualties: Trending toward a constraint on the use of force
pp. 29-40(12)
Author: Ward, Robert Hunter

The not so gray zone in South Asia
pp. 41-61(21)
Author: Bratton, Patrick C.

Can the United States and Russia reach strategic equilibrium without conflict?
pp. 62-69(8)
Author: Sigler, Paul A.

Global structural imbalances and the South China Sea: The likelihood of great power war
pp. 70-75(6)
Author: Tkacik, Michael

Operation “Market Garden”, nonlinearity, and Clausewitzian simplicity
pp. 76-93(18)
Author: Lillbacka, Ralf

Strategies of retrenchment: rethinking America’s commitments to the Middle East
pp. 94-100(7)
Author: Wolf, Albert B.

Do residual forces really make a difference in American transferal operations?
pp. 101-109(9)
Author: Cooley, Jason

The grid: The fraying wires between Americans and our energy future : by Gretchen Bakke, New York: Bloomsbury, 2016, 364 pp.
pp. 110-111(2)
Author: Walton, C. Dale