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PW Class 10 – US psychological strategy: The Truman and Eisenhower offensives
Following World War II, the United States developed a national psychological strategy to wage ideological warfare against the Soviet Union. This class emphasizes American psychological strategy under Presidents Truman and Eisenhower, but covers strategy through Reagan and looks toward the …
History shows us how to fight the Islamist offensive
Ideological warfare makes many Americans uncomfortable and offends others, so when faced with a totalitarian ideological threat, we choose to accommodate or kill. But do we over-kill? Absolutely. Do
PD Class 7 – Tools you can use: Foreign aid, development assistance, international organizations, NGOs and the private sector
Part I: As originally intended after World War II, US foreign aid was designed to serve a geopolitical purpose of advancing American foreign policy and strategic interests. With
Why it’s important to show evidence of bin Laden’s death
Some people will never believe the facts, no matter how effectively presented. But for those of us who are convinced that Osama bin Laden is dead, it’s still
New ‘Strategic Influence’ book is finally available
After years of anticipation, my anthology, Strategic Influence: Public Diplomacy, Counterpropaganda and Political Warfareis now available to the public. The book won't be available in bookstores or on Amazon
Spy hunter says WikiLeaks should be treated as espionage case
(My article reposted from BigPeace.com) One of the nation’s highest-ranking former spy hunters says that the individuals responsible for the theft and publication of tens of thousands of
Getting serious about strategic influence
The US isn't declining as a world power because of the war on terrorism. It's declining because it has ceased to be serious about using strategic influence. The
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