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Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century
Compete and Win is a series of articles that endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse issues surrounding US competitive strategy and irregular warfare with peer and near-peer competitors in the physical, cyber, and information spaces.
The Boiling Frog: China’s Rise and the West’s Distraction
Editor’s note: This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse...
With Artificial Intelligence, Short-Term Risk Aversion is Long-Term Risk Seeking
Editor’s note: This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse...
Forums and Influence: Chinese Competitive Strategy and Multilateral Organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean
Editor’s note: This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse...
Grow, Borrow, Recruit, and Reorganize: How the Military Can Get the Personnel It Needs for Digital War
Editor’s note: This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse...
Open-Source Data is Everywhere—Except the Army’s Concept of Information Advantage
Editor’s note: This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse...
Understanding—and Fixing—the Army’s Challenge in Keeping Cyber Talent
This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse issues surrounding...
Cyber at Sea: Protecting Strategic Sealift in the Age of Strategic Competition
Editor's note: This article is part of the contribution made by the Cyber & Innovation Policy Institute at the US Naval War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive...
A Solution Desperately Seeking Problems: The Many Assumptions of JADC2
Editor’s note: This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse...
In Search of Security: Understanding the Motives Behind Iran’s Cyber-Enabled Influence Campaigns
This article is part of the contribution made by the Joint Special Operations University to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series...
Managing the Twin Challenges of Competition and Cooperation
This article is part of the contribution made by the US Army War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to...
The Clarion Call of Failure in Afghanistan
This article is part of the contribution made by the US Army War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to...
Rebalancing the Army for Military Competition
This article is part of the contribution made by the US Army War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to...
True or False? The Fight Against Disinformation
This article is part of the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present expert commentary on diverse issues surrounding...
The Games We Play: Understanding Strategic Culture Through Games
This article is part of the contribution made by the US Army War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to...
Better Curricula, Better Strategic Outcomes: Irregular Warfare, Great Power Competition, and Professional Military Education
This article is part of the contribution made by the US Army War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to...
Coercing Effectively: Rethinking the Logic and Grammar of International Competition After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
This article is part of the contribution made by the US Army War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to...
Reimagining Homeland Defense
This article is part of the contribution made by the US Army War College to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to...
Forget a Whole-of-Government Cybersecurity Strategy—It’s Time for a Whole-of-Nation Approach
This article is part of the National War College’s contribution to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present...
Poor History and Failed Paradigms: Flawed Naval Strategy and Learning the Wrong Lessons from a Century of Conflict
This article is part of the National War College’s contribution to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present...
Channeling the Legacy of Kennan: Theory of Success in Great Power Competition
This article is part of the National War College’s contribution to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present...
Much Ado About Competition: The Logic and Utility of Competitive Strategy
This article is part of the National War College’s contribution to the series “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors to present...
Pressing Questions: Offensive Cyber Operations and NATO Strategy
Editor’s note: This article is part of the Army Cyber Institute’s contribution to the series, “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors...
Artificial Intelligence, Real Risks: Understanding—and Mitigating—Vulnerabilities in the Military Use of AI
Editor’s note: This article is part of the Army Cyber Institute’s contribution to the series, “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors...
Rethinking “Man, Train, and Equip” for Information Advantage
Editor’s note: This article is part of the Army Cyber Institute’s contribution to the series, “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors...
Static Inertia: The Legal Challenges to Making Progress on an Effective Military Information Strategy
Editor’s note: This article is part of the Army Cyber Institute’s contribution to the series, “Compete and Win: Envisioning a Competitive Strategy for the Twenty-First Century.” The series endeavors...