On January 10, retired Staff Sgt. Sal Giunta—the first living Medal of Honor recipient since the Vietnam War era—spoke to USMA cadets and faculty about leadership and the importance of building teams.
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Arnold Isaacs reviews Retire the Colors: Veterans & Civilians on Iraq & Afghanistan.
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MWI’s Capt. Jake Miraldi uses the CAVE Automatic Virtual Environment to walk cadets and the US Military Academy’s commandant through his platoon’s actions during the 2009 Battle of COP Keating.
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MWI Adjunct Scholar Andrew Bacevich spoke to West Point cadets, staff, and faculty about more than 40 years of U.S. interventionism in the Middle East.
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MWI’s Major Jonathan Bate argues for the military to make efforts to address the concerns of social scientists and for more meaningful collaboration with academia.
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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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Writing in Foreign Affairs, MWI Non-Resident Fellow Javid Ahmad argues that Afghanistan is making progress on curbing hawala brokers, drug traffickers, and other money launderers.
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MWI sat down with West Point’s Major Jonathan Bate to discuss his recent research into economic interventions during stability and reconstruction operations.
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