Partners in Peril: Hybrid Threats Come for Jordan
This article is part of Project Proxies and Partners, which explores the promises and pitfalls of security cooperation in war, at peace, and in between. We invite you to contribute to the discussion, explore the difficult questions, and help influence the future of proxies and partners. Please contact us if
Why Failing to Deter 1930s Imperial Japan Still Matters
In this War Room article, Tony Marco, special advisor on Project Proxies & Partners, analyzes the strategic errors made by the leading Western powers during the inter-war years in relation to Japan and how these missteps contributed to the outbreak of World War II. He further discusses that the failure
Forces of Destabilization: Countering Wagner Group in the Sahel
This piece was selected as a finalist in the undergraduate category of an essay contest co-sponsored by IWI and the Joint Staff J7 Office of Irregular Warfare and Competition (OIWC). Due to the nature of the contest, this piece is published with only minimal inputs from our editorial team. The
Bridging the gap between irregular warfare scholars, practitioners, and policymakers.
