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Fletcher Security Review

The Security Studies Journal of The Fletcher School, Tufts University

Welcome to the
2022 Edition

EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION

Landing - Content

The Media and International Security

Blue Background

News Media and its Influence on the American Debate over War and Peace

Violet Gienger

Dots

Climate Change and Human Rights on the
World's Third Pole

Dechen Palmo

Gradient Background

Media, Conflict, and Security

A Conversation with Caroline Rose

Night Sky

The Vanishing

A Conversation with Janine di Giovanni

Modern Extremism

Grunge Texture

The Exhaustion of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Dysfunctional Constitutional Regime

Jasmin Mujanović

Assessing Countering Violent
Extremism (CVE) Initiatives
Across the West – Lessons Learned

Elena Savoia, et al.

Red Balls of Fire

The War on Terror Continues

Jytte Klausen

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The Terrorism of Tomorrow is Already Here

Phil Gurski

Unconventional Weapons

Wooden Surface

Stagnant Things – The Department of Defense's Response to Information Warfare

Thomas Whittaker & Michael Schwille

Gradient

Kafka in the Kremlin – The Sorry State of Freedom of Speech in Russia

William Spiegelberger

Wavy Abstract Background

Sanctions Run Amok – The Undermining of U.S. Power

Keith Preble

Deep Red Paint

The Logic of American Nuclear Strategy

A Conversation withMatthew Kroenig

Great Power Competition
in International Security

Aerial View of Forest

What Next for Climate and Security at the UN Security Council – Ireland's View

Simon Coveney

Shadow

Reframing U.S. Military Strategy Toward Africa

John Griswold

Abstract Background

The Digital Asset Battlefield between the United States and China

Michael Greenwald

Blue Skies

Big Power Competition in the Indian Ocean – Will Economic or Strategic Logic Previal?

Deepa Ollapally

Abstract Linear Background

India's Regional Connectivity and Indo-Pacific Partnerships

Constantino Xavier

Parallel Lines

War on Corruption

Joshua Rudolph

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