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Globalization at Work - CAN HIGH TECHNOLOGY BRING US TROOPS HOME? - Military analysts foresee a not-so-distant future when new warships, automated drones, and long-range airpower will allow US armed forces to lash out rapidly, intercontinentally, and lethally from the safety of American soil. But the so-called Revolution in Military Affairs ignores several enduring geopolitical realities, not to mention a few laws of physics

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Foreign policy (1998)

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Essays - Clinton's Strong Defense Legacy - Conventional wisdom holds that Bill Clinton presided over a disastrous downsizing of the U.S. military. But this claim is wrong. In fact, Clinton's Pentagon maintained high levels of readiness and enacted a bold military modernization program that bore fruit in Bosnia and Kosovo -- And in Afghanistan and Iraq.

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Foreign affairs (2003)

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Essays - Star Wars Strikes Back - Ronald Reagan's dream never died; it only faded slightly. Star Wars is still with us in a scaled-back form. Although theater missile defenses -- Popularized by the Gulf War's Patriots -- Are now widely accepted, debate still rages over a nationwide system. Republicans worry about rogue states and terrorists with nukes, Democrats worry about angering Russia and violating treaty obligations, and neither side listens to the other. America is pouring billions of dollars into research and development, ignoring the fundamental flaws that missile defense has yet to overcome

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Foreign affairs (1999)

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Estimating Casualties in a War to Overthrow Saddam

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Orbis (2003)

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Is the media being fair in Iraq?

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2005)

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Arms Control and Military Stability In the Balkans

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Arms control today (1996)

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A New Japan-U.S. Security Bargain

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Japan quarterly (1997)

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Plan A - minus for Afghanistan

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2011)

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Paradise: Portraying the New Guinea Highlands

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: The contemporary Pacific (1996)

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Comments - Come Partly Home, America - America should not abdicate its military duties abroad. But careful cuts in the number of U.S. troops overseas could alleviate some current problems -- Such as poor troop morale and low readiness -- Without sacrificing U.S. interests or strategic goals.

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Foreign affairs (2001)

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BOOK REVIEWS - Technological Change and the Future of Warfare

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Armed forces & society (2001)

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What If a Nuclear-Armed State Collapses? (What if North Korea or Pakistan Collapses?)

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Current history (2006)

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Staying power : the U.S. mission in Afghanistan beyond 2011

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Foreign affairs (2010)

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Obama's weak and failing states agenda

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: The Washington quarterly (2012)

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American Force: Dangers, Delusions, and Dilemmas in National Security

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Political science quarterly (2012)

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A Half-Penny on the Federal Dollar: The Future of Development Aid

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: The journal of development studies (1998)

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UNITED STATES - Foreign Policy and National Security - Technological Change and the Future of Warfare (Fergusson)

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Perspectives on political science (2001)

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The other Afghan transition

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: Survival (2012)

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Departments - SPECIAL OPINIONS SECTION - Dear Mr. President: - Play nice with NATO

by: O'Hanlon, Michael
Published in: The bulletin of the atomic scientists (2001)

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Shoring up military readiness

by: O'Hanlon, Michael E.
Published: Washington, DC : Brookings Inst., 1999

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