Wars Of Future Past
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How a media distribution site and Public Affairs Officers shape public understanding of whether there is a war on.
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Games, the Great Divergence, and the financial instruments of violence work
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Longevity in warfare, and the functional waste the past hurls like a javelin at the future
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Asymmetric warfare, illusions of security, and what an incendiary in the Pacific Northwest has to do with the politics of missile defense.
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War without meaning becomes the stories we tell ourselves.
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A guest post from, and interview with, Paul Musgrave on who owns the imagery of war.
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In the first of a new series, I look at a fictional conflict, and what it tells us about how the author understood future war.
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Excavating the archives of a once and future beat
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Starting the story of the Forever War in 2001 misses violent understanding of domestic politics enjoyed by its architects in the 1990s.
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Imagining the end of the Space Force means thinking beyond orbital cops, satellite warriors, or Air Force Space Command.
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A small fire inside the Capitol Hill Green Zone, and everything its smoke reveals.
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