Archive for the 'connectivity'

• Cameron on “A Translation of Abu Walid al-Masri’s Reply”

June 17th, 2010 by zen

Posted in 4GW, academia, Afghanistan, al qaida, America, arab world, bin laden, Charles Cameron, connectivity, cultural intelligence, feedback, foreign language, framing, history, ideas, insurgency, intellectuals, IO, islam.insurgency, islamic world, islamist, linguistics, mideast, non-state actors, OSINT, pakistan, Perception, philosophy, politics, primary loyalties, propaganda, public diplomacy, Religion, strategist, terrorism, war, warriors, web 2.0 | 18 comments

• Charles Cameron and the Strategist of Jihad

June 4th, 2010 by zen

Posted in 21st century, 4GW, academia, Afghanistan, al qaida, America, arab world, blogging, blogosphere, Charles Cameron, connectivity, cultural intelligence, extremists, feedback, foreign language, foreign policy, ideas, insurgency, intellectuals, intelligence, IO, islam.insurgency, islamic world, islamist, non-state actors, pakistan, politics, public diplomacy, Religion, social science, strategist, terrorism, Theology, war, web 2.0 | Comments Off on Charles Cameron and the Strategist of Jihad

• Evolution of Information

May 31st, 2010 by zen

Posted in 21st century, academia, analytic, connectivity, culture, ideas, intellectuals, revolution, science, social science, society, soft power, tech, theory, web 2.0 | 5 comments

• A New Bloghome II.

May 13th, 2010 by zen

Posted in authors, barnett, blogging, Blogroll, connectivity, critt jarvis, defense, economic determinism, foreign policy, gap, geopolitics, globalization, horizontal thinking, military, military reform, national security, PNM, politics, rule-sets, strategist, strategy, Strategy and War, theory | 5 comments

• Nagl – Radical Reform for Teaching Strategy?

April 29th, 2010 by zen

Posted in 2010, 21st century, 9/11, academia, America, ancient history, CNAS, cognition, COIN, Collaboration, complexity, connectivity, counterinsurgency, creativity, education, Epistemology, futurism, globalization, government, history, ideas, innovation, insurgency, intellectuals, leadership, media, metacognition, military, military history, military reform, national security, non-state actors, organizations, politics, primary loyalties, psychology, public diplomacy, strategy, Strategy and War, superempowered individuals, teaching, tech, theory, uncertainty, war, warriors | Comments Off on Nagl – Radical Reform for Teaching Strategy?