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• Principles, imperatives, and paradoxes of counterinsurgency 

  AMERICA began the 20th century with military forces engaged in counterinsurgency (COIN) operations in the Philippines. Today, it is conducting...

  Military Review, 03/01/06 by Eliot Cohen · More from publication

• In defense of Huntington.(Letters)(Letter to the Editor) 

  We, the undersigned educators and journalists, believe that many of the critics of Samuel Huntington's new book, Who Are We? The Challenges to...

  Foreign Policy, 11/01/04 by Ajami, Fouad; Alberto, Carlos; Betts, Richard; Borjas, George; Bosworth, Stephen; Brzezinski, Zbigniew; Cohen, Eliot; Fukuyama, Francis; Glennon, Michael; Grondona, Mariano; Harrison, Lawrence; Kaplan, Robert D.; Lamm, Richard D.; Landes, David; Pei, Mont · More from publication

• A war that was not left to the generals 

  There were two men at the top who really fought out and finally agreed on the major moves that led to victory. They were Franklin Roosevelt and...

  Joint Force Quarterly, 03/22/03 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication

• Supreme command in the 21st century - Joint Warfighting 

  The term supreme command figures in a book by the same title that is too rarely read today: a memoir of World War II by Maurice Hankey. (1) A...

  Joint Force Quarterly, 06/22/02 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication

• A Tale of Two Secretaries 

  THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION It takes remarkably little time for a Washington witticism to become a cliche. Such has been the case recently with the...

  Foreign Affairs, 05/01/02 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication

• Twilight of the Citizen-Soldier 

  What is the citizen-soldier? The question demands something beyond the obvious answer, any soldier who is also a citizen. Judged by that criterion,...

  Parameters, 06/22/01 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication

• WAR: At Arms 

  Mr. Cohen is professor of strategic studies at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, and a...

  National Review, 01/24/00 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication

• Civil-military relations - Are U.S. Forces Overstretched? 

  The Defense Task Force observed that American civil-military relations is beset with profound and ingrained problems which should be addressed and...

  ORBIS, 03/22/97 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication

• Come the revolution - innovations in communications and weaponry - Defense & Technology - Column 

  Technological advances will have a tremendous impact on defense strategies and the fighting of wars. Communications and management techniques will...

  National Review, 07/31/95 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication

• The meaning and future of air power 

  Several countries have become dependent on air power for their military operations. In the US, air power resulted from the centralization of its...

  ORBIS, 03/22/95 by Eliot A. Cohen · More from publication