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Defining Lines of Authority
Armed Forces Journal
The Armed Forces Journal has an interesting and important set of arguments as it pertains to the divisions of authority between Defense and State. Moreso than ever, these lines of authority have been blurred from the Bush Administration. Now with a new president, the State Department appears to be regaining lost influence on regional actions. However, because of the previous eight years, this issue is likely to be an on-going one. Charles Ray provides the first of two thought pieces in the Feburary 2009 issues of AFJ. The other is provided by LTC Reyes Cole entitled, "The Military Dipolomat."
Keep Current on News, Articles, and Publications with Foreign Policy Implications
Not all news or analysis gets due attention. Because of this reality, important items such as news events or critical ideas in journals or online that have direct foreign policy implications don't get the attention that is needed.
Geopolitical Thinking wants to provide links to news and commentary that deserves more attention. Below, items of note are provided along with basic blurbs when helpful.
Not all news or analysis gets due attention. Because of this reality, important items such as news events or critical ideas in journals or online that have direct foreign policy implications don't get the attention that is needed.
Geopolitical Thinking wants to provide links to news and commentary that deserves more attention. Below, items of note are provided along with basic blurbs when helpful.
