Irregular Warfare Podcast

Irregular Warfare Podcast: Nuclear Weapons and the Stability-Instability Paradox

Benjamin Jebb and Matthew Moellering | 01.12.24

For nearly three months in the summer of 1999, India and Pakistan fought what became known as the...

Irregular Warfare Podcast: China’s Military Strategy Since 1949

Benjamin Jebb and Alisa Laufer | 12.29.23

In 1949, China hit a historical inflection point with the Chinese Communist Party’s victory over...

Irregular Warfare Podcast: The Trans-Atlantic Relationship After Two Years of War

Laura Jones and Louis Tobergte | 12.15.23

Nearly two years have passed since Russia invaded Ukraine. In the lead-up to the war, European...

Irregular Warfare Podcast: Lawfare, Humanitarian Crises, and Urban Combat in Gaza

Benjamin Jebb and Alisa Laufer | 12.01.23

For nearly two months, three powerful dynamics have converged in Gaza: lawfare, a humanitarian...

Irregular Warfare Podcast: Dealers and Brokers in Proxy Wars

Laura Jones and Louis Tobergte | 11.17.23

When two adversaries confront one another militarily, they are rarely the only participants....

Irregular Warfare Podcast: The Cod Wars, Sea Shepherd, and Irregular Warfare at Sea

Benjamin Jebb and Lisa Munde | 11.03.23

In 1952, Iceland expanded its territorial waters based on a ruling by the International Court of...

Irregular Warfare Podcast: The Strategic Weaponization of Narratives

Benjamin Jebb and Adam Darnley-Stuart | 10.20.23

As the global information environment rapidly changes, revisionist states are increasingly enabled...

Irregular Warfare Podcast: Hostage Diplomacy 101

Benjamin Jebb and Julia McClenon | 10.06.23

On November 4, 1979, fifty-two Americans were seized in Tehran. The 444 days they spent in...

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