Explore the multifaceted world of national and international security with Prism, the leading journal for policymakers, practitioners, and academics since 2011. Published quarterly by the National Defense University’s Center for Complex Operations, Prism offers insightful, peer-reviewed analysis on modern conflict and stability operations.
Each issue covers critical topics like irregular warfare, counterterrorism, peacekeeping, and humanitarian aid, providing a nuanced view of how political, social, economic, and military factors intersect in today’s security landscape. What sets Prism apart is its interdisciplinary approach, integrating perspectives from diplomacy, development, and defense to foster a holistic understanding of complex operations.
Key areas include:
- National and International Security: Addressing current and future threats beyond traditional military issues
- Transnational and Multi-domain Threats: Examining gray zone conflicts, new technologies, terrorism, and fragile states
- Global Security Environment: Promoting informed discussions on factors influencing global stability
- Whole-of-Community Efforts: Highlighting collaboration among government, military, academia, and other sectors
- Policy and Practice: Offering insights for policymakers and practitioners across defense, diplomacy, and intelligence
Prism is essential for those seeking rigorous analysis and practical insights into today’s operational challenges.
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