Charles Lister & Daveed Gartenstein-Ross on the Blair Foundation report
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We’re a legacy industry in a world of start-up competitors
August 26th, 2015 by Charles Cameron
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Posted in 2015, 20th century, 21st century, Afghanistan, al qaida, Alawis, America, analytic, Arab Spring, arab world, asymmetric, blindspots, caliph, CENTCOM, Charles Cameron, computers, corruption, cultural intelligence, culture, cve, DARPA, daveed gartenstein-ross, diplomacy, diplomatic history, Doublequotes, drones, ecology, economics, ecosystem, education, egypt, elections, empire, extremists, Failed State, foreign language, foreign policy, Geography, geopolitics, global warming, globalization, government, Hamas, hezbollah, history, husain haqqani, India, indigenous, innovation, intervention, iran, iraq, IS, ISIS, Islam, islamic world, islamist, Israel, jordan, kurdistan, Lebanon, legitimacy, map, maps of war, maqdisi, mb / ikhwan, mideast, military, military contractor, mystery, national security, non-state actors, organizations, palestine, peace, recommended viewing, Religion, saudi arabia, sectarian, secular, sharia, shia, slavery, state failure, strategy, sufi, sunni, terrorism, tribes, tunisia, turkey, Uncategorized, Vietnam War, wahhab, water & water wars, web 2.0, westphalia, women, wwi, yazidi / yezidi | 2 comments
Easily the best
August 19th, 2015 by Charles Cameron
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Posted in Apocalyptic, Best of, Charles Cameron, daveed gartenstein-ross, ghazwa, husain haqqani, JM Berger, richard landes, Uncategorized | Comments Off on Easily the best
Twitter games: chess and war
June 5th, 2015 by Charles Cameron
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Posted in Aaron Zelin, daveed gartenstein-ross, doubletweets, games, twitter, Uncategorized, war | 1 comment
Playing at Peace
June 2nd, 2015 by Charles Cameron
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Posted in Charles Cameron, daveed gartenstein-ross, games, peace, phillip smyth, question, Uncategorized, usip | 1 comment