Countering pLEO: Fighting Mass with Mass and Living with Imperfection

The United States has entered a world in which no one power can maintain sustained space superiority.

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Countering pLEO: Fighting Mass with Mass and Living with Imperfection

The United States has entered a world in which no one power can maintain sustained space superiority.

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Countering pLEO: Fighting Mass with Mass and Living with Imperfection

The United States has entered a world in which no one power can maintain sustained space superiority.

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Upheaval in the Heavens: Fighting in Low Earth Orbit

For over four decades, the United States could take space superiority for granted. But old assumptions no longer hold for new hurdles in space.

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Failed Deterrence: What the United States Should Have Done Prior to Russia's Invasion of Ukraine

To deter Russia, the United States should have provided more defensive weapons to Ukraine, increased its presence in the region, and amplified separatist movements within Russia.

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The Dollars Before the Fight: Economic Fortitude

By focusing on increasing trade in key industries beyond national security and developing both domestic and international friendly trading blocs, the US can shape the operational environment and build economic fortitude.

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New Books: Sara Castro on the Dixie Mission

Sara Castro investigates the Dixie Mission to the Chinese Communist Party in World War II and the origins of American intelligence operations in the Pacific

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IFC Welcomes its Inaugural Class of Non-Resident Fellows

IFC's new Non-Resident Fellows arrive

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New Books: Alexandra Stark on Yemen

Alexandra Stark argues that the United States has consistently gotten it wrong in Yemen by focusing almost exclusively on the security threat du jour instead of the country’s long-term stability.

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