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Recommended Reading

That week went by quickly.

Top Billing! John Arquilla – NYT “The Coming Swarm”

Arquilla was ahead of the curve long before most other defense intellectuals. Glad to see him getting ink in the top MSM organ. (Hat tip to John)

Thomas P.M. Barnett in Defense News

Exposition of the role of private sector in Sys Admin.

Selil BlogUniversity systems at a crossroads: Furloughs and funding of futures and fantasies

A superb post by Sam. A must read.

Information DisseminationFriendly Advice of the Day

Galrahn knows his stuff. I’d really like to see the Pentagon or the Navy hire him for the same reason I think that Matt Armstrong should have an office at the State Department – they can help get things up to speed in terms of communication and message.

John RobbJOURNAL: The Notre Dame conference

I should have gone to this one, damned sched!  John Robb meets Martin van Creveld says it all.

HG’s World – Announcing! The Great Powers Junto Club Reading Group

HG99, himself a historian, is modeling the club after Ben Franklin’s original Junto.

Coming AnarchyThe Post-Nuclear Iran World

Ominous.

TDAXPBuilding a Table of Contents for “5GW: The Fifth Generation of War?”

The next Nimble book project from this corner of the blogosphere, edited by Dan of tdaxp.

Counterterrorism BlogCongress Moves to Keep Attention to Bout’s Extradition Process

Viktor Bout” is a free-lancer like Colonel  Bob Denard was independent of French intelligence.

Eeben Barlow –  Strategy and Tactics of War

A practitioner’s advice.

The Strategist“I must die. But must I die bawling?”

Umm….that’s Epictetus, not Kotare. : )

That’s it!

2 Responses to “Recommended Reading”

  1. Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Arquila on swarming 2009 Says:

    […] ZenPundit) John Arquila, one of the founders of swarm theory, updates us on new swarming developments. He […]

  2. tdaxp Says:

    Thanks for the shout-out!The Table of Contents excludes — because of my own mistake — the title of Shane Deichman’s chapter, as well as his participation.  Sorry, Shane!


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