Review: Why Terrorism Works
4.0 out of 5 stars Half Brilliant, Half Flawed, Worth Reading, May 24, 2003
Review: American Jihad–The Terrorists Living Among Us
5.0 out of 5 stars Gives Citizens More Intelligence Than FBI Can Handle, February 16, 2003
2002 Creveld (IL) Twenty-Four Theses on Intelligence
Along with Colin Gray, Steve Metz, and Max Manwaring, Martin van Creveld is among the intellectual giants of our era with respect to strategic reflection, and he stands alone at the intersection of strategy, logistics, technology, command & control, and the art of decision-making under conditions of great uncertainty. His contribution to OSS ’02 was …
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Review: Risk and Reason–Safety, Law, and the Environment
5.0 out of 5 stars Huge Helping of Reason, Needs Salt, December 2, 2002
Review: The Fifty Year Wound–The True Price of America’s Cold War Victory
5.0 out of 5 stars A Breath of Sanity–Hard Look at Cost of Cold War, December 1, 2002
Review: Longitudes and Attitudes–Exploring the World After September 11
5.0 out of 5 stars “Net Assessment” of 9-11, Arabs, & Prospects for Peace, December 1, 2002
2002 Global Futures Partnership–Vision of Lasting Value
The Global Futures Partnership (GFP) is a strategic “think and do tank” that undertakes unclassified global outreach for CIA and other Intelligence Community elements on the most important issues facing the intelligence community today and in coming years. It conceptualizes and implements interdisciplinary and multi-organizational projects on key intelligence issues with leading thinkers from academia, …
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