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After 11 years of persistent conflict, the Army must determine how to best apply the concept of Mission Command in developing leaders and trained units for the challenges of the future.
Navy Admiral James Stavridis tells us what he reads while he's keeping our NATO allies in line.
—Thanks for the call-out Admiral Stavridis www.theatlanticwire.com
English Edition January-February 2013
2 Empirically Based Leadership: Integrating the Science of Psychology in Building a Better Leadership Model
17 Meritocracy in the Profession of Arms
43 "America’s Army–Our Profession"
55 Narcissism and Toxic Leaders
Edición Hispanoamericana Noviembre-Diciembre 2012
2 Turquía y la Primavera árabe
53 La próxima vez que reinventemos el país de otros…
63 El boxeo con un contrincante imaginario: La guerra cibernética y el ataque económico estratégico
Edição Brasileira Novembro-Dezembro 2012
2 T. E. Lawrence: Ações Indiretas e o Emprego de Forças Especiais
27 A Liderança de Eisenhower
57 A Teoria da Guerra Justa e a Democratização à Força: Duas Propostas Incompatíveis
Special Edition Mission Command
2 The Infantry Squad: Decisive Force Now and in the Future
23 Adaptive Leadership in the Military Decision Making Process
47 Unified Land Operations: The Evolution of Army Doctrine for Success in the 21st Century
58 Heuristics and Biases in Military Decision Making
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