Security and Strategy Journal

Issue Six

Table of Contents

  1. Technology and National Power
  2. A Strategy of Technology for the Age of Techno-Economic Warfare
  3. When Intelligence Became Everything and Everything Became Intelligence 
  4. The New Bletchley: An AI Warehouse Model for Countering Technical Gray Zone Operations
  5. Strategic Vision
  6. The Shape of Victory: The Logic of Chinese Global Strategy
  7. Democracy Promotion After DOGE: Soft Power in an Age of Great Power Competition
  8. Foundations of a Grand Strategy: Looking to the Past to Win the Current Competition
  9. China’s Copper Advantage: Salami Slicing and Supply Chain Competition
  10. Competitive Frontiers
  11. Establishing a Perimeter of Freedom: Lessons from Korea to Ukraine
  12. A Partnership of Convenience: Russia, Iran, and the Limits of Opportunism
  13. Leveraging Covert Action and Institutional Fracture to Achieve a Long-Term Strategic Resolution with Iran