Strategic Enabler or Point of Vulnerability: What Role for Belarus in Russia’s Military Plans?
Editor’s note: The following is based on the author’s recent article in Parameters,...
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Author: Alexander Lanoszka
Insurgency and Deterrence on NATO’s Northeastern Flank
NATO’s plans to deploy additional forces to the Baltics won’t sufficiently counter the threat posed by Russian A2/AD and precision-strike capabilities. But an insurgency strategy could.
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Confronting the Anti-Access/Area Denial and Precision Strike Challenge in the Baltic Region
In this article in the RUSI Journal, Alexander Lanoszka and MWI non-resident fellow Michael Hunzeker argue that the current NATO strategy to deter a Russian threat to the Baltic States is not sufficient to counter Russia’s anti-access/area denial or precision-strike capabilities.
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The Efficacy of Landpower: Landpower and American Credibility
In their award winning article, MWI Non-Resident Fellow Michael Hunzeker and Dartmouth College Post-Doctoral Fellow Alexander Lanoszka argue the important relationship between landpower and American credibility.
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