United States Post-Cold War Defence Interests: A Review of the First Decade - Paperback

by K. Magyar (Editor)

With the end of the Cold War, the security concerns of the USA, the sole Superpower in the new international order, became fragmented and proliferated throughout the world. Since September 11 2001 and the war in Iraq, the US has had to evaluate new global developments in terms of the threats they pose to regional and global stability. The nature of the potential enemy is difficult to anticipate. United States Post-Cold War Defence Interests gathers together seasoned analysts to examine traditional military concerns and responses to the new environment.

Author Biography

MAJ. GARY ANG LT. COL. DEBORAH L. BORIO LT. COL. ANDY BRITSCHGI MAJ. MIKE CRAIG LT. COL. BRADLEY S. DAVIS WILLIAM L. DOWDY Associate Professor of Political Science at Alabama State University, USA MAJ. EDWARD F. GREER CHARLES TUSTIN KAMPS Professor of Wargaming and Simulation, Joint Warfighting Department of the U.S. Air Force Air Command and Staff College, USA LT. COL. SCOTT P. MORGAN MAJ. VICKI J. RAST LT. COL. MICHAEL J. SAVANA (RET.) COL. JOHN F. TROXELL LT. COL. EDWARD B. WESTERMANN