PRISM Volume 3, Issue 2
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FEATURES

No More Adhocracies: Reforming the Management of Stabilization and Reconstruction Operations
by Stuart W. Bowen, Jr.

Lost in Translation: The Challenge of Exporting Models of Civil-Military Relations
by Laura R. Cleary

Taking Stock: Interagency Integration in Stability Operations
by Caroline R. Earle
 
After 2015: The Next Security Era for Britain
by John Mackinlay

Libya: The Transition Clock
by Julian Lindley-French

Hearts, Minds, and the Barrel of a Gun: The Taliban’s Shadow Government
by Antonio Giustozzi

CERP in Afghanistan: Refining Military Capabilities in Development Activities
by Gregory Johnson, Vijaya Ramachandran, and Julie Walz

The Expanded Nontraditional Role of the AFP: A Reassessment
by Dencio Severo Acop

Who Should Lead U.S. Cybersecurity Efforts?
by Kevin P. Newmeyer

FROM THE FIELD

The Civilian Uplift and Unified Action: Organizing for Stability Operations in Regional Command–East
by Dennis J. Cahill

LESSONS LEARNED

Libya’s Operation Odyssey Dawn: Command and Control
by Joe Quartararo, Sr., Michael Rovenolt, and Randy White

INTERVIEW

An Interview with Donald Steinberg

BOOK REVIEWS

The Afghan Way of War: How and Why They Fight
Reviewed by Donald Larry Sampler

Two Recent Takes on Where We Are in Afghanistan, and How We Got There
Review Essay by James Kunder