War designed for one

Article Abstract:

The increased exploitation of information technology to better read battlefield conditions and target weapons systems has resulted in a revolution in the conduct of warfare. The 1991 Persian Gulf War proved that such technology can work reliably and have a devastating impact upon the enemy. Reliance on information technology, however, must not be recklessly pursued without considering political, military and logistical factors that could affect its rate of success. Firepower, ground troops, logistical support and the likely character of future wars remain important military planning considerations.

Planning, Innovations, Information technology, Technology application, Military aspects, Military policy, Persian Gulf War, 1991, Military communications, Military art and science, Military science, Electronic warfare

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Hazards of Harare

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This article discusses the Commonwealth Heads of Government's commitment to monitor its members' domestic policies and political violations. Topics include human rights protection, conflict resolution, and preventive diplomacy.

Interpretation and construction, International law, Peace negotiations, Diplomatic negotiations in international disputes, Domestic policy

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What ever happened to the balance of power?

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This article discusses the relationship between military defense and balance of power politics. Topics include the National Missile Defence, international economic relations, and political instability.

United States, Ballistic missile defenses, Balance of power

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