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Hoover Institution: Strategika episodes
- The Perils of Abandoning Afghanistan with Kimberly KaganThe Institute for the Study of Wars Kimberly Kagan examines the problems that could emanate from a premature US departure from Afghanistan.0 min
- Can China Be a Cooperative Power? with Ian MorrisIan Morris looks at which variables may determine whether China is aggressive or peaceful in the future.0 min
- Can America Manage China's Rise? with Gary RougheadRetired Admiral Gary Roughead looks at AmericaÕs options to keep the rise of China from causing global instability.0 min
- Is Failure in Afghanistan Inevitable? with Max BootMax Boot looks at AfghanistanÕs history as the Ògraveyard of empiresÓ and considers whether America still stands a chance of succeeding there.0 min
- The Implications of Chinese History with Edward LuttwakEdward Luttwak explains how Chinese history should color our perceptions of that nation's modern ambitions.0 min
- What's Good Enough in Afghanistan? with Joe FelterRetired Colonel Joseph Felter explains the problems facing America in Afghanistan and what the United States can do to address them.0 min
- The Case for Optimism in Turkey with Williamson MurrayWilliamson Murray on why Turkey's prominent role in the Middle East will actually redound to America's benefit.0 min
- Turkey at the Crossroads with Barry StraussBarry Strauss discusses recent events in Turkey and what they mean for the countryÕs future and for its standing in international affairs.0 min
- Russia, the United States, and the Middle East with Kiron SkinnerKiron Skinner discusses how the relationship between the United States and Russia bears on the future of foreign policy in the Middle East.0 min
- Russia and the United States-the Role of National Character with Ralph PetersRalph Peters discusses how cultural sensibilities have shaped Russia's posture in international relations and explain Vladimir PutinÕs leadership style.0 min
About Hoover Institution: Strategika
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A podcast series that analyzes ongoing issues of national security in light of conflicts of the past—the efforts of the Military History Working Group of historians, analysts, and military personnel…
focusing on military history and contemporary conflict.
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