Tag
complexity
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The Breakdown of Westphalia
The 30 Years War in Central Europe ended in 1648. It was a catastrophic event that resulted in at least 4.5 million deaths. The war resulted in the peace…
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Complexity, the root of networked warfare
The major conflicts that defined the 20th century were exemplified by command and control structures, both in terms of managing actual soldiers on the…
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Institutions have limits, especially in the age of information technology
The last decade has seen global disruption. From the initial wave of protests like the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street, to a reactionary backlash…
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It takes a network to defeat a network
These advantages exist because of things like information proliferation, the agility of actors with local knowledge of a situation, and resiliency. There…
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Adapting to Transform Networked Conflict
We are thrilled to launch our first short essay series on the topics of complexity, resistance, and networked conflict. Scroll down for more info.
