History Harvey Floods Houston: Reflecting on Katrina The tragedy unfolding in Houston brought back memories of Katrina and Houston's response to the plight of evacuees from Louisiana. It was a massive effort that consumed the city for weeks. The scale of it all would change Houston forever.
Guest Posts Dereliction of Duty Considering Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster's recent appointment to the position of National Security Advisor, it is prudent to revisit his book Dereliction of Duty.
Books Marie von Clausewitz: A Biography of a Wider Experience Jill S. Russell is a military historian whose interests lie in contemporary security affairs. She has recently submitted her doctoral dissertation on logistics, subsistence and American strategic culture. She has worked as a
Guest Posts Julia Tatiana Bailey: Visual Artists and the Politics of Surveillance in Post-Privacy America Julia Tatiana Bailey is an art historian specialising in visual politics in the Cold War and art as propaganda, diplomacy and resistance. She recently completed a PhD focusing on official and unofficial Soviet-American
Guest Posts Art as Espionage in Cold War America Julia Tatiana Bailey is an art historian researching art as propaganda and diplomacy in Cold War America. She is currently completing her PhD as a Predoctoral Fellow at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Guest Posts A Historical Look at the Genealogy of the WMD Category & Threat Tara Maller is a research fellow in the National Security Studies Program at the New America Foundation. Her current areas of focus include sanctions, diplomacy, intelligence, cybersecurity, terrorism and women in security. Previously,
