The New Dynamics of Long Term Competition
- What are the potential new sources of competition in the 21st century security environment?
- How can the advantages of the US and its allies be translated into peaceful outcomes with potential challengers to their interests?
Ongoing activities and relevant seminars:
- 2015 Cross-Domain Deterrence Seminar Summary Report
- 2015 Cross-Domain Deterrence Seminar Bibliography
- Seizing the Initiative: Competitive Strategies and Modern U.S. Defense Policy
- Strategic Latency and Warning: Private Sector Perspectives on Current Intelligence Challenges in Science and Technology
- Strategic Latency and World Power: How Technology Is Changing Our Concepts of Security
- The End of the “End of History and the Return of the 17th and 19th Centuries” Failing States, Religious War, Great Power Rivalry and the Role of the United States
- Cybersecurity Metaphors: How They Shape National Cyber Policy, Technical Research and the Future of US National Security
- International Order in a Second Nuclear Age
- National Security Challenges in the Global Commons of Space, Cyber, and Nuclear Deterrence
- Additive Manufacturing and High-Performance Computing: A Disruptive Latent Technology
- Presentations from CGSR Cross Domain Deterrence Workshop
- 21st Century Air Force Nuclear Deterrence and Escalation
- Cross Domain Deterrence
- "Cross domain” deterrence, escalation geometries and the morphing of strategy
- Space and Cyber: Roles and Issues in Deterrence
- Lessons Learned from Analysis of Minimum Deterrence Proposals
- Role of Space in Deterrence
- Cross-Domain Deterrence Seminar Summary Notes
- The Cyber Pearl Harbor
