Did the Obama-Xi cyber-security agreement work better than is commonly remembered? Experts generally agree that the Obama administration’s cyber-security policies were a mixed bag. Managing cyber-se
My “What if Never?” series at the National Interest has moved on to the F-22… The F-22 has been the world’s most formidable air superiority fighter since it first entered service i
I am over at Lawfare saying irresponsible things about what may soon be your United States Space Force: Are we on our way to a United States Space Force? On June 19, President Trump announced that h
One of the small, rare joys that make twitter faintly tolerable has, for me, been Quiet Pine Trees. The product of T.R. Darling, Quiet Pine Trees is a thread of micro-science fiction, stories of less
In the latest LGM Podcast, Dan and I explore the logic behind the book project on American hegemony that he has outlined thus far in several blog posts. We talk at length about what we mean when we
The Lawyers, Guns and Money podcast has returned from its summer hiatus with a two part discussion between Dan and myself on Russia and the nature of international order. The first half focuses on the
Some of you already know this, but it seems ripe for general announcement: a few minor roadblocks aside, it looks as if I’ll be visiting the Army War College over the course of this academic yea
Some thoughts on the connection between the liberal international trade order and US military dominance… The connections between trade and innovation are complicated, but generally speaking free