Author: Douglas Pryer

An Exploration of War and Moral Injury

Douglas Pryer | 04.13.18 | Commentary & Analysis

The following two excerpts are from a newly published book, War and Moral Injury: A Reader (Wipf...

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How COIN Theory Explains Organizational Change: An MWI Report

MWI Non-Resident Fellow Douglas Pryer writes in this new report that since the human dynamics underlying all group competitions are similar, all leaders can benefit from applying COIN theory to achieve significant organizational change.

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Author: Douglas Pryer

An Exploration of War and Moral Injury

War Books Profile: Lt. Col. Douglas Pryer

How COIN Theory Explains Organizational Change: An MWI Report

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