STRATEGY & INTELLIGENCE
Gregory R. Copley, Editor Emeritus
Gregory Copley is the Editor Emeritus of Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy, and was its founding editor in 1972. An Australian, he has also been President of The International Strategic Studies Association since 1982.
SECURITY, UNREST & WAR
The End of the Arab-Israeli War, But Not the Fighting
It is possible to see that the “Arab-Israeli war” will only be sustained in that name by propaganda: the reality is that possibly only one Arab state — Qatar — is committed fully to the war, while HAMAS in the Palestinian Authority is also implacable.
CULTURE, PSYCHOLOGY & MEDIA
EARLY WARNING | Can Prestige, Once Lost, Be Reconstituted?
CULTURE, PSYCHOLOGY & MEDIA
ESSENTIAL READING | Dreamtime Indeed
RESOURCES
Water Technology and Infrastructure at an Industrial Level: The Next Source of Strategic Dominance
DIPLOMACY, ALLIANCES & TREATIES
EARLY WARNING | Europe, if it Still Exists, Cannot Survive the EU
STRATEGY & INTELLIGENCE
Sic Transit Gloria: Sunset, Sunrise on the Suez Canal
Egypt has already made its move away from the United States, although many in Washington do not seem to even understand that the seismic shift has been made. Egypt is reviving economically and strategically, and promises to transform the Suez-Red Sea strategic maritime environment.
HARDWARE, WEAPONRY & TECHNOLOGY
EARLY WARNING | Strategic Industrial Productivity at an Abyss
DIPLOMACY, ALLIANCES & TREATIES
ESSENTIAL READING | The Second Season
STRATEGY & INTELLIGENCE
Strategic Thinking: Ways to Think About the Future
Long-range planning — or at least a superficial view of it — is back in vogue, but modern societies are paying the price for their inattention to history, and the stove-piping of intellectual skills. So how can the “grand strategy” matrix be re-introduced before it’s too late?
SECURITY, UNREST & WAR
EARLY WARNING | Wars Are Rarely Won with the Wrong Tools
STRATEGY & INTELLIGENCE