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Forging a Comprehensive Approach to Counterinsurgency Operations
by Robert L. Caslen, Jr., and Bradley S. Loudon

Terrorist-Criminal Pipelines and Criminalized States: Emerging Alliances
by Douglas Farah

Criminal Insurgency in the Americas and Beyond
by Robert Killebrew

Law Enforcement Capacity-building in African Postconflict Communities
by Bruce Baker

International Support for State-building: Flawed Consensus
by Stephen D. Krasner

Irregular Conflict and the Wicked Problem Dilemma: Strategies of Imperfection
by Franklin D. Kramer

Three Lessons from Contemporary Challenges to Security
by Max G. Manwaring

Five Missteps in Interagency Reform—And What to Do About Them
by James Jay Carafano

Stability Operations: From Policy to Practice
by James W. Derleth and Jason S. Alexander

Gangs, Netwar, and “Community Counterinsurgency” in Haiti
by David C. Becker

The Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands
by Andrew Leith

Learning While Fighting: Operational Knowledge Management That Makes a Difference
by Steven Mains and Gil Ad Ariely

How Wars End: Why We Always Fight the Last Battle
Reviewed by James N. Soligan