Introduction: Lessons of the Past for Future War, Francis Grice
PART I: Strategy and Joint Warfare
1. Speaking Identity: Security Practice and US Foreign Policy, Scott N. Romaniuk & Emeka T. Njoku
2. National Security Strategy and Threats, William A. Taylor
3. ‘Full Spectrum Dominance:’ US National Security Doctrine in the New Global Security Environment, Scott N. Romaniuk & Tobias Burgers
PART II: Non-Traditional Warfare
4. Asymmetrical Warfare: Challenges Today and Tomorrow, Frank Jacob
5. The Moral, Physical, and Technological: Communication and the Wars of the 21st Century, John M. Callahan
6. A Three-Pronged Proposal for the Future of US counterinsurgency: Military Peace with Economic Incentives and Political Devolution, Glenn M. E. Duerr
7. Frontiers of Unconventional Warfare: US Special Operations Forces Overseas, Roger Chapman
8. The US Home Front: Drug Cartels and Security along the US-Mexico Border, Martin S. Catino
9. Psychological Warfare: US Covert Paramilitary Operations in Indonesia and Iraq, Suzie Sri Suparin S. Sudarman & Senia Febrica
10. The US and ‘Small Footprint’ Advising in Colombia: A Model for Future Military Intervention, Jorge E. Delgado
11. The Utility of Force in Cities: Future Challenges of US Army Urban Stabilization Efforts, Antônio Sampaio
PART III: New and Reinvigorated Technology
12. Toward Robotic Warfare, Łukasz Kamieński
13. Nuclear Policy and Strategy, B. D. Mowell
14. The Future of US Hegemony in the Middle East: US-Israel-China Military Technology Development and Acquisition, Abdelrahman Rashdan
15. Veblen and the Impacts of Stealth Technology in War, Ronald Lorenzo & Tony Tai-Ting Liu
16. The Military Effectiveness of Stealth Aircraft and US Warfare, Shih-Yueh Yang
Conclusion: Reflections on the Future of US Warfare, Scott N. Romaniuk
Biography
Scott N. Romaniuk is a PhD candidate in International Studies at the University of Trento, Italy.
Francis Grice is Visiting Assistant Professor at McDaniel College, USA.
