Peter Burns

Economic Warfare & Chinese AI

How Chinese open-weight models serve as an economic weapon, and the target is American AI

250 Years After America’s First Irregular War

America turns 250 today. From 18th century irregular warfare to Alexis de Tocqueville, we pause to acknowledge IWI's roots, mission, and the civic duty that powers it.

Geoeconomics of Irregular Warfare: Iran and the Global Ripple Effects — Part III

In Part Three of Irregular Warfare Initiative’s special series examining the unfolding conflict with Iran, Hamlet Yousef (IWI Economic & Legal Warfare Advisor) and Ioannis Koskinas (CEO, Hoplite Group) unpack the conflict's geoeconomic dimensions and the ripple effects extending across global markets and strategic competition. Moderated by

Precision-Guided Predictions: Intelligence Risk in Prediction Markets

✉️ Email header below is auto-generated from this post’s author tag. It only appears in the newsletter — please don’t edit or delete it. What if an alarm in the presidential residence in Caracas didn't come from a radar hit or a defecting general, but came from

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Bridging the gap between irregular warfare scholars, practitioners, and policymakers.

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