Archivos de Categoría: Fuerzas Armadas

Why the Next Fighter Will Be Manned, and the One After That

Ensayo
War on the Rocks, 05.08.2015
Mike Pietrucha, coronel oficial de la fuerza aerea de EEUU e instructor de guerra electrónica
Sometimes a technology is so awe-inspiring that the imagination runs away with it — often far, far away from reality. Robots are like that. A lot of big and ultimately unfulfilled promises were made in robotics early...
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How the Army Built the Habsburg Empire

Reseña de libro
The National Interest, Vol.138 (July-August 2015)
William Anthony Hay, profesor de historia y director del Instituto de Humanidades (Mississippi State University)
Richard Bassett: For God and Kaiser: The Imperial Austrian Army, 1619–1918 (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2015)

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The reputation of the Austrian imperial army, unlike its Prussian counterpart, does not command much...
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Acotaciones sobre la paz del Chaco

Columna
La Razón, 29.07.2015
Ramiro Prudencio Lizón
Es menester dejar bien sentado que la guerra del Chaco no se llevó a cabo por el petróleo
En este mes en que se han cumplido 80 años de la paz del Chaco, es necesario que los bolivianos tengamos una visión más objetiva de ese tremendo suceso y nos desprendamos de mitos...
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China’s New Islands Are Clearly Military, U.S. Pacific Chief Says

Opinión
Defense One, 24.07.2015
Kevin Baron, director ejecutivo
Adm. Harry Harris, head of U.S. Pacific Command, says the vastly expanded reefs now look exactly like combat bases for fighters, bombers, ships, and surveillance.
The top U.S. military officer in the Pacific sternly warned China on Friday to immediately cease its “aggressive coercive island building” in the South China...
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The U.S. Hand in the Syrian Mess

Opinión
Consortiumnews, 20.07.2015
Jonathan Marshall, investigador periodístico independiente
(Part I)
Neocons and the mainstream U.S. media place all the blame for the Syrian civil war on President Bashar al-Assad and Iran, but there is another side of the story in which Syria’s olive branches to the U.S. and Israel were spurned and a reckless drive for “regime change”.
Syria’s current leader,...
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A Solution for Syria

Análisis
OpenDemocracy, 16.07.2015
Bassma Kodmani, director ejecutivo de Arab Reform Initiative
Syria is central to the security and future of the Middle East, but conditions for a resolution of the Syrian conflict through a political solution do not exist. An excerpt from a NOREF expert analysis. Creating the conditions for a political solution Syria is known to Arabs as the heart...
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Towards a Rational U.S. Strategy (Part I)

Artículo
Consortiumnews, 30.06.2015
William R. Polk, consejero en política exterior, escritor y profesor en Harvard
Current U.S. foreign policy is driven by neoconservative ideologues and tough-talking “liberal interventionists” who spread chaos and death around the world while failing to serve real American interests. It’s time for a fundamental rethinking Judaism, Christianity and Islam have proclaimed that humankind faces the...
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The Koreas, Bastion of Cold War Realism

Artículo
The Diplomat, 25.06.2015
Morgan Potts, editor del British Association for Korean Studies
A reluctant but pragmatic defense of neorealism in Northeast Asia. Nuclear crises, propaganda and espionage, a clash of ideologies – the Korean peninsula is the  only place in the world where the Cold War lingers. This persistence is the result of the 1953 Armistice Agreement and...
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Who Lost Iraq?

Entrevista a funcionarios y académicos estadounidenses
Politico Magazine, julio/agosto 2015
Michael Crowley
Did George W. Bush create the Islamic State? Did Barack Obama? We asked the insiders to tell us who’s to blame. For a brief, happy—and misguided—moment, most Americans stopped thinking about Iraq. After withdrawing the last U.S. troops in 2011, President Barack Obama declared the country “sovereign,...
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Imperial Ambitions: Russia’s Military Buildup

Ensayo
World Affairs, junio 2015
Stephen Blank, miembro de American Foreign Policy Council
In September 2014, Russian President Vladimir Putin boasted that he could, at will, occupy any Eastern European capital in two days. This apparently spontaneous utterance reveals, probably more than Russia’s new official defense doctrine, Moscow’s true assessment of NATO’s capabilities, cohesion, and will to resist....
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