Tuesday, December 9, 2025

Friday's Miscellany 12-05-2025

38 North

 Africa Center for Strategic Studies

 American Enterprise Institute

 Amnesty International

 Anthropic

 Army Center of Military History

  • Army History Magazine, Summer 2025, no. 136 
    • “This We’ll Defend”: The Birth of the U.S. Army
    • Sidney Simon’s World War II Art: A New Perspective
    • Heraldry: Symbols of Valor, Service, and Unit Pride

 Army Cyber Institute (ACI)

  • Cyber Defense Review, 2025, v. 10, no.2 
    • Widening the Aperture: A Global Perspective on Cyber Resilience of Critical Infrastructure
    • Cyber Resilience and Power Projection - Introduction to the Special Issue
    • Resilient Dependencies: Preparing to Fight Through Cyber Disruption
    • Beyond the Fence Line: Operationalizing Civil-Military Cyber Coordination at U.S. Military Installations
    • Defending Health Security: Securing Healthcare Infrastructure against Ransomware
    • Autonomous Vehicles in Critical Infrastructure: Technologies, Vulnerabilities, and Implications
    • Pulling the Thread: A Campaign Approach to Mission Thread Defense of Force Projection
    • Toward a Global Framework for Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing
    • Ensuring the Cyber Resilience of Critical Infrastructure Serving Domestic Military
    • Installations: Questions for Senior Leadership
    • Voices from Cyber Yankee: Lessons for Strengthening Critical Infrastructure Cyber Protection
    • Access Denied and Sector Down: Introducing Resilience Games for Critical Infrastructure Preparedness
    • Preparedness Wargaming for Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Taiwan Digital
    • Blockade Wargame
    • Strengthening Cyber Resilience by Building Critical Infrastructure Communities: The C-CIC Pilot Study
    • A Human-AI Teaming Approach to Closing the Talent Gap in Critical Infrastructure
    • Protecting Communities while Training Future Cybersecurity Professionals: Lessons from the Consortium of Cybersecurity Clinics

 Army University Press

  • Journal of Military Learning, v. 9, no, 3 September 2025 
    • The West Point Talent-Based Branching Program: Predictors of Performance at FABLOC—Results and Recommendations
    • Improving Cadet Success at the U.S. Air Force Academy by Identifying Factors Associated with Persistence among STEM Graduating Seniors
    • An Eye for AI: Integrating Generative AI Imagery in Graduate PME
    • Developing Strategic Empathy and Perspective Taking in Military Leaders
  • Military Review, November-December 2025, v. 105, no. 6
    • A Critical Link: The Field Army and Command and Control in LSCO
    • Meeting Mass with Mass: Why NATO Matters to the U.S. Army
    • Tarawa and the Seventh Crusade: Combat Multipliers, Lethality, and the True Cross
    • Operation Iraqi Freedom: The New Forgotten War?
    • Iraq After Invasion: A Reckoning
    • On Lesson Learning and Wisdom: Rethinking the Failures of the Early Phases of the Iraq War
    • Survivability of Space Control Assets in a Dynamic Threat Environment: Planning Implications for Success in the Indo-Pacific
    • The Escalating Stakes of Proxy Wars
    • Steppes of Resistance: Mongolian Nationalism as a Strategic Resistance to Chinese Revanchism in the Indo-Pacific
    • Operational Art and the Chaco War
    • Bond, Bots, and Bioweapons: “No Time to Die” and the Future of Assassinations, Warfare, and Genocide
    • Revisiting Humility as a Leadership Attribute in the Army
    • The Unlikely War Hero: A Vietnam War POW’s Story of Courage and Resilience in the Hanoi Hilton

 Asia Foundation

 Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative (AMTI)

 Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI)

 Asia-Pacific Leadership Network (APLN)

 Atlantic Council

 Australian Army Research Centre

  • Australian Army Journal, 2025, v. 21, no. 3 
    • Auftragstaktik: The Prussian-German Origins and Application of Mission Command
    • Mission Command at Sea and Command by Veto
    • ‘Anything but simple and clear cut’: The Utility of Mission Command within Domestic
    • Security and Response Operations
    • Brits on a Mission
    • Mission Command and the Australian Army
    • Paying the Mission Command Bill
    • Moral Framing in the Profession of Arms Across Military Life Stages
    • Does the Profession of Arms Exist? Alternative Views on the Nature of the Profession Towards a Deeper Understanding of Military Planning
    • Developing the Army Mind
    • A Central Pillar of the Army Profession: The Conceptual Evolution of the Australian Army’s and Australian Defence Force’s Operational and Tactical Planning Processes
    • Stopgap Weapons as a Feature of Warfare: Theorising from the Past to
    • Prepare for Future Wars
    • An Adaptive, Innovative ADF: Lessons from the Military Innovation Literature
    • The Military Profession, Professional Mastery and Military Thinking: Lessons from Morris Janowitz’s The Professional Soldier
    • Mission Culture: The Professional Revolution to Transform Army into
    • an Integrated Enabler
    • Preparing the Army as a Profession for Mobilisation
  • Australian Operations to Degrade the Islamic State—2014–2024 
  • Translating Ukraine Lessons for the Pacific Theatre 

 Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI)

 Baker Institute for Public Policy

 Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies (BESA)

 Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs

 Bipartisan Policy Center

 Brookings Institution

 Bruegel

 Canadian Global Affairs Institute (CGAI)

 Center for a New American Security (CNAS)

 Center for Army Lessons Learned

 Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA)

 Center for Security Studies (CSS)

  • Analyses in Security Policy
    • No. 369: Pax Transactionalis: The Trump Foreign Policy Agenda 

 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)

 Centre for European Reform (CER)

 Centre for Information Resilience (CIR)

 Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI)

 Centre for Statecraft and National Security (CSNS)

 Chatham House

 Chicago Council on Global Affairs

 China Aerospace Studies Institute (CASI)

 Clingendael Institute - Netherlands Institute of International Relations

 Congressional Budget Office (CBO)

 Council on Strategic Risks (CSR)

 Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies

 Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS)

 Department of Defense/War

 Department of Defense Inspector General (DODIG)

 Department of the Navy (DON)

 Energy Information Administration (EIA)

 ENSURED Project

 European Policy Centre (EPC)

 Federal Reserve Bank of New York

 Finland Ministry of Foreign Affairs

 Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA)

 Foreign Military Studies Office (FMSO)

 Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI)

 Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD)

 Future of Life

 German Council on Foreign Relations (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik e. V.)

 Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime

 Global Network on Extremism & Technology (GNET)

 Global Public Policy Institute (GPPI)

 Google Public Sector

 Government Accountability Office (GAO)

  • VA Health Care: Status of Key Recommendations Related to Mental Health and Medication Management GAO-26-108786 

 Hague Centre for Strategic Studies  (HCSS)

 Henry L. Stimson Center

 Human Rights Watch

 IJ Infinity Group

  • Military Strategy Magazine, Fall 2025, v. 10, no. 3 
    • Nuclear Deterrence Reconsidered: The Emerging Threat of Limited Nuclear Warfare
    • Strategy and the Last Manager: The Case for Dissenting War Studies
    • Lasers and the Limits of Strategic Change
    • Colin Gray, the RMA, and the Rise of Drone Warfare
    • Security Force Assistance without Strategy: A Clausewitzian Reassessment
    • Inchon’s Real Story: A Misalignment of Policy, War Aims, and War Plans

 Institute for China-America Studies (ICAS)

 Institute for Science and International Security

 Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP)

 Institute for the Study of War

 Institute of International Affairs (Istituto Affari Internazionali)

 Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad

  • Strategic Studies, Summer 2025, 45, no. 1 
    • China’s Rise and the Geopolitical Transformation in South Asia: Options for Regional States
    • From Euro-Atlantic to the Indo-Pacific: Assessing NATO’s Evolving Policy on China
    • Militarisation of AI and the U.S.-China Competition: The Future Frontlines
    • Changing Global Order: Rise of Techno-Nationalism and Pakistan
    • Navigating the U.S. Strategic Interests in South Asia Amid Global Shifts: Critical Appraisal of Second Tenure of Donald Trump
    • Leveraging Regional Supply Chains for Strategic Connectivity: Pakistan’s Path to Middle Power Status

 International Centre for Counter-Terrorism (ICCT)

 Jamestown Foundation

  • China Brief, December 6, 2025, v. 25, no. 22 
    • Internet Censorship Tools Exported Along Belt and Road
    • Beijing Dance Academy Dances to the Tune of Zhongnanhai
    • Consular Pop-Ups in Canada Advance Local United Front Work
    • PRC–Russia–DPRK Relations Grow Closer

 Jewish Institute for National Security of America

 Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

  • Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, v. 37, no. 4, 2025 
    • Simulants for Chemical and Explosive Threats
    • Large-Scale Production of Radiopure 135Xe from Bremsstrahlung γ-Irradiation of Solid Xenon Difluoride
    • APL’s Contributions to the Odor Detection Canine Community
    • MLM: Machine Learning for Threat Characterization of Unidentified Metagenomic Reads
    • Assessment of Sequencing for Pathogen-Agnostic Biothreat Diagnostics, Detection, and Actionability for Military Applications
    • Wearables-Based Disease Surveillance: SIGMA+ Human Sentinel Networks Concept of Operations
    • Using Knowledge Graphs to Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction
    • APL Achievement Awards and Prizes: The Lab’s Top Inventions, Technical Breakthroughs, and Staff Achievements for 2023 and 2024

 Lowy Institute for International Relations

 Monmouth University, Department of Criminal Justice

  • Journal of Security, Intelligence, and Resilience Education, 2025, v. 19 
    • No. 1 Teaching the Code of Ethics to Advance Emergency Management Practice
    • No. 2 Teaching Cases: A Pedagogical Article for Promoting Rigorous Ethics Teaching with Cases
    • No. 3 Educating for Emerging Threats: A Model for Integrating Fentanyl and Other Emerging Issues into Homeland Security Curricula
    • No. 4 Balancing the Liberal Arts and Artificial Intelligence
    • No. 5 Elephant in The Classroom: How Ethical AI Can Improve Student Success
    • No. 6 Teaching Professional Military Education Using Generative Artificial Intelligence
    • No. 7 Homeland Security Reflections 2025

 National Academies Press 

 National Institute for Public Policy (NIPP)

 NATO Defense College

 Naval War College Stockton Center for International Law

 Notre Europe - Institut Jacques Delors

 Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI)

 NYU STERN Center for Business and Human Rights

 Observer Research Foundation

 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)

 Peace Research Institute of Frankfurt (PRIF/HSFK)

 Pew Research Center

 RAND Corporation

 Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute

 Royal Australian Air Force - Air Space Power Centre

 Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)

 Sentry

 Simon Fraser University

  • Journal for Deradicalization, Fall 2025, no. 44 
    • Moro Voices from Mindanao: Addressing extremism in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region
    • Preventing Violent Extremism through Mentoring? Outcomes and Insights from a Quebec-Based Program
    • Importance of Dialogicality in Professional Development of Social and Health Care Workers: A Case of Preventing Radicalization
    • Guardians of Peace, Victims of Betrayal: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Military Personnel Navigating Scepticism, Trust, and Hope in Nigeria’s Operation Safe Corridor
    • Preventing Radicalization at the Local Level: Municipal Perspectives on State-Civil Society Collaboration in Germany

 Small Arms Survey

 Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR)

 Stanford Internet Observatory

  • Journal of Online Trust and Safety, 2025, v. 3, no. 1 
    • Untrustworthy Website Exposure and Election Beliefs: Selective Exposure and Ideological Asymmetry
    • “Information Modes” : A Framework for Trust and Information Seeking
    • Scaling Human Judgment in Community Notes with LLMs
    • Problematic Media Use as a Content-Agnostic, Enforceable Harm
    • Should Social Media Platforms Permit Violating Content that is “Newsworthy”?

 Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies (SCEEUS)

 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)

 Swedish Defence University Centre for Society Security

 Swedish Institute of International Affairs

 Takshashila Institution

 Taylor & Francis

 Toda Peace Institute

 UK Parliament, House of Commons Defence Committee

 UN Development Programme (UNDP)

 UN Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR)

 UN Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI)

 U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission (USCC)

 United States Studies Centre (USSC)

 US Marine Corps (USMC)

 US Space Command (USSPACECOM)

  • Apogee, 2025, v. 2, no. 3 
    • The Need for Strengthened Space Traffic Management: Navigating Crowded LEO and the Future of Global Governance in Space
    • Enduring Challenge: U.S., Allies Must Learn to Operate in a Congested Space Debris Environment
    • Going After Space Junk: Debris-Removal Missions Will Use Claws and Magnets to Find, Grab and Drop Dangerous Objects from Orbit
    • How to Bury the Space Station: ‘Graveyards’ on Earth and in Space Help Keep Working Orbits Cleaner
    • Risk vs Reward: Military Weighs On-Orbit Satellite Refueling
    • A Hazardous Pattern in Space: Orbital debris is the Latest Chinese Behavior Raising Concern
    • Governing Orbital Debris Mitigation: Can Binding International Guidelines Ensure Sustainability in Space?
    • Small Debris, Big Problem: Public, Private Sectors Try to Tackle the Barely Detectable: Tiny Space Objects
    • ‘Normalizing Space Power’: U.S. Space Force Operations Leader Brings Indo-Pacific Experience to New Role

 Washington Institute for Near East Policy

 White House

 World Bank