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    INFORMATION SERIES

    2024 2023 2022
    Dr. Keith B. Payne

    Editor

    Hon. David J. Trachtenberg

    EDITOR

    Dr. Michaela Dodge

    ASSISTANT EDITOR

    Amy B. Joseph

    MANAGING EDITOR

    2024

    Keith B. Payne, “America First”:  Neither Cosmopolitan Nor Isolationist, No. 609, December 16, 2024

    Michael Hochberg and Marcus Gomez, AI is for Allies, No. 608, December 12, 2024

    Jared M. McKinney, Coming Full Circle on Semiconductor Deterrence, No. 607, December 2, 2024

    Mark B. Schneider, The Implications of the Air Force’s Suspension of the Next Generation Air Dominance Fighter—Symptomatic of a Crisis in Defense Spending, No. 606, November 12, 2024

    Keith B. Payne and Michael Rühle, President-Elect Trump and Extended Nuclear Deterrence:  Whither Germany?, No. 605, November 6, 2024

    Gary L. Geipel, Post-Truth and National Security: Background and Options for a New Administration, No. 604, October 28, 2024

    Admiral Charles Richard, USN (Ret.) and Robert Peters, On Victory and the Search for a Status Quo Ante Bellum, No. 603, October 24, 2024

    Michaela Dodge, U.S. Domestic Polarization and Allied Assurance, No. 602, October 21, 2024

    Keith B. Payne and Mark B. Schneider, U.S. Nuclear Deterrence:  What Went Wrong and What Can Be Done?, No. 601, October 7, 2024

    Admiral Charles Richard, USN (Ret.) and Robert Peters, Escalation: A Tool to Be Considered, Not Dismissed, No. 600, October 2, 2024

    Mark B. Schneider, The Chinese Nuclear Threat, No. 599, September 26, 2024

    Christopher J. Griffin, Cold War Lessons for Revitalizing Deterrence, No. 598, September 9, 2024

    Chris Williams and Marc Berkowitz, National Security Decisions for the Next President, No. 597, August 19, 2024

    Kyle Balzer, “Knowing Your Enemy”:  James Schlesinger and the Origins of Competitive, Tailored Deterrence Strategies, No. 596, August 8, 2024

    Michaela Dodge, Addressing Challenges to Allied Assurance in an Emerging Tripolar Nuclear Environment, No. 595, August 1, 2024

    Keith B. Payne, Arms Control:  Past Practices Threaten Extended Deterrence Today, No. 594, July 16, 2024

    Jacob Blank, U.S. Strategic Culture, Homeland Ballistic Missile Defense, and Mutual Vulnerability, No. 593, July 15, 2024

    Mark B. Schneider, Macron’s European Union Nuclear Deterrence Initiative and Extended Nuclear Deterrence, No. 592, July 10, 2024

    Laurin Groover and Donald Fielden, Bolstering NC3 Emergency Backup Communications, No. 591, July 2, 2024

    David J. Trachtenberg, How the Lack of a “Two-War Strategy” Erodes Extended Deterrence and Assurance, No. 590, June 17, 2024

    Shmuel Bar, 7 October—The Unlearning of the Lessons of 1973, No. 589, June 11, 2024

    Michaela Dodge and Keith B. Payne, No First Use:  Threatening Alliance Cohesion, Assurance, and Non-Proliferation, No. 588, June 6, 2024

    Mark B. Schneider, The 2024 Edition of the Federation of American Scientists’ Report on Russian Nuclear Weapons: Flaws and Fallacies, No. 587, May 20, 2024

    Matthew R. Costlow, The INF Treaty, Extended Deterrence, and Assurance: A Case Study in Unintended Consequences, No. 586, May 13, 2024

    Peppino DeBiaso and Robert Joseph, U.S. Homeland Missile Defense: Charting A Different Course, No. 585, May 6, 2024

    Todd Clawson, NATO’s Year of Deterrence, No. 584, April 18, 2024

    Ilan Berman, Israel Seeks A New Strategic Concept, No. 583, April 11, 2024

    Michael Rühle, From Pacifism to Nuclear Deterrence: Norman Angell and the Founding of NATO, No. 582, April 4, 2024

    Matthew R. Costlow, Tailoring Deterrence by Studying Restraints at the Nuclear Brink, No. 581, April 3, 2024

    Keith B. Payne, “A Time for Choosing”: Urgent Action or Continuing Folly, No. 580, March 26, 2024

    Mark B. Schneider, The Leaked Russian Nuclear Documents and Russian First Use of Nuclear Weapons, No. 579, March 18, 2024

    Conversations on National Security: Michael Rühle, No. 578, March 5, 2024

    Keith B. Payne, The Congressional Strategic Posture Commission’s Report:  What the Biden Administration’s Nuclear Posture Review Should Have Been, No. 577, February 20, 2024

    Michaela Dodge, Allied Assurance: South Korea, Japan, and Band-Aid Diplomacy, No. 576, February 15, 2024

    Steve Lambakis, Moving U.S. Tracking Sensors to Space, No. 575, February 12, 2024

    Conversations on National Security: General Glen D. VanHerck, No. 574, February 1, 2024

    Conversations on National Security: The Honorable Franklin C. Miller, No. 573, January 22, 2024

    Keith B. Payne, Great Power Deterrence Lessons from the Middle East War, No. 572, January 8, 2024

    Michael Rühle, German Musings About a European Nuclear Deterrent, No. 571, January 3, 2024

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