By Thomas Kent Russian leaders know they will not win a conventional military conflict with the United States. They also know they don’t have to. Despite America’s advantages in alliances, advanced weaponry, and manufacturing capability, Russia has trained to fight in the information space and honed their skills to the point that in any conflict … Continue reading Striking Back: Overt and Covert Options to Combat Russian Disinformation

By Jonathan Haidt Although this book makes a detailed argument for why conservatives and liberals think the way they do and is particularly appropriate for study during an election year, the basic tenets of Haidt’s theories are applicable to how any group of humans form their moral codes and preferences. This is particularly relevant to … Continue reading The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics