All Publications
Year
Results
Cognitive Warfare to Dominate and Redefine Adversary Realities: Implications for U.S. Special Operations Forces
Leveraging Contingent Capital as a Non-Traditional Discipline of Economic Warfare
Tip of the Spear, Edge of the Mind: Neurotechnology’s Roles in the Future of Special Operations
The Gulf of Guinea: A Primer
In Denied Areas: Lessons from the British Special Operations Executive and Jedburghs
Red Teaming: A Tool to Conduct Risk Assessment, Develop Critical Thinking, and Challenge SOF Strategic Planning Assumptions
Improving SOF Ethics Education
Competing for Advantage: The Chinese Communist Party, Statecraft, and Special Operations
The Fourth Age: The Future of Special Operations
SOF Quills for the Porcupine: Applying Lessons from Ukraine to Taiwan
The Fourth Age of SOF: The Use and Utility of Special Operations Forces in a New Age
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