Writing for Publication IW

3 Credits · Level: Graduate

This course is a student driven workshop that will support independent research and creation of a publishable paper whose focus is irregular warfare. The paper will beof journal article length and quality and will provide policy-relevant empirical or theoretical advances in understanding of irregular warfare broadly conceived. A non-exhaustive list of themes include: cyber operations; information and influence operations; resistance movements and occupation; proxy warfare; economic and political warfare; strategic competition below the threshold of war; IW in the cultural and religious landscape; and women, peace, and security. Students may work individually or in teams of two.