Harnessing GRAT for Irregular Warfare in Great Power Competition
In a recent Irregular Warfare Initiative podcast, Dr. Jake Shapiro and Dr. Frances Brown highlighted the critical role of irregular warfare (IW) in great power competition. They emphasized the risk of neglecting IW, noting that from 1975 to 1991, irregular conflicts comprised 87 percent of all armed conflicts, with great
The Lessons of 20 Years of Counterinsurgency Research
Elizabeth Radziszewski The Congressional Research Service’s November 2022 report to Congress on the implications of great power competition for US defense policy emphasizes greater focus on strengthening US high-end conventional capabilities to counter Russia and China. The final section of the report briefly notes the need to meet the
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Bridging the gap between irregular warfare scholars, practitioners, and policymakers.
