Political Science 20. Wars and Political Economy. Part Three: The Cold War Era, the Cuban Missile Crisis
At the very outset, let me clarify, that this piece has nothing to do with any further developments in Political Science, Economy, and/or
Political Science 19. Wars and Political Economy. Part Three: The Cold War Era, the Bretton Woods Institutions
We have, so far, examined the UN and the ICJ, to see how the powers that be had, at the very outset, emplaced
Political Science 13. Wars and Political Economy. Part Two: World Wars; the Gamechangers [continued]
On September 1 1939, Hitler blew the whistle and turned loose the Dogs of War. The juggernaut which was reputed to be unstoppable,
Urgently required: a national threat assessment
This is an unedited version of an article carried by The Daily Times in May 2019.
“If a Hybrid War has not been preempted and has been initiated by the enemy, it must be stopped by non-military means. If it has neither been preempted nor prevented and force is required, the enemy has already won the first half of the war”
The road to Perdition?
In Christian theology Perdition is a state of eternal damnation which, an unrepentant sinner is placed in. “The road to Perdition” is the