Western Way of War

So What Did We Learn, if Anything?

Ben Wallace: Not Tinkering Around the Edges

Dr Matthew Harries: Matters of nuclear weapons

Joann Robertson: Rethinking Logistics

Sam Cranny Evans: Chinese Ground Forces

Natia Seskuria: Russian Borderisation Tactics

Alessio Patalano: The Evolution of Warfare at Sea

Kafia Omar: A Deadly Decade for Children

Sarah Ashbridge: Are We Proud of the Contract Between the Military and Society?

Justin Bronk: An Unhealthy Dependence on Air Power

Malcolm Davis: Kill the Chicken to Scare the Monkey

Prof Jim Holmes: There is a Problem with Western Navies

Katarzyna Zysk: Russian Creativity and Risk-Taking

Anant Mishra: Street Smart Warfare

John Spencer: Urban Warfare as the Great Leveller

Heather Venable: Gen Z - The Best Tacticians in History?

Minogue and Haines: Education in Conflict Zones

Rory Stewart: Failure, and the Villains of the Western Campaign in Afghanistan

Tarak Barkawi: The Vocation of Arms

General James McConville: Not Fighting the Last War Better

Eliot Cohen: Industrialised Precision Warfare

Dr Jennifer Cole: Convergence and Civil Defence

General Jim Mattis: Reality is a Terrible Adversary

Highlights Season 2: More Optimistic Than Expected

Jack Watling: Special Forces in Great Power Competition

Elsa B Kania: Catalysts for Change in the Chinese Military

Michael Kofman: We Got It (Mostly) Right

Emma Sky: Fighting without winning

Archer Macy: How Do You Know?

General Martin Dempsey: Failures of imagination

Michèle Flournoy: The Enemy Went to School

No Neat Battlefields

Revolutions Of War

Evolving the Western Way of War into (and out of) COIN

Using the War Law to Assert Legitimacy

Distinctions in war

Just War Theory and Not Just War

Fighting for the soul of Western militaries

Rose Roth, language and youth

Hybrid is Everything and Everything is Hybrid

The Fluidity of Nuclear Doctrine

No More Walking Away: No More Policy Vacuums

The Future Rules of Warfare

Is the West Developing Innovation Fatigue?

It Was The Surge In Ideas That Mattered Most.

Vapourwear, Transformations and AirLand Battle

When Did We Stop Inventing Stuff?

Is the Era of Manoeuvre Warfare Dead?

Electronic Warfare and Cumulative Risk

Soothsaying, Prophecy and Luck