ISSN 2472-3614
Vol. 6, Issue 2, 2021December 30, 2021 EDT
‘Scapegoat,’ ‘Proxy’ and ‘Base’: A World Powers’ Guide to Domestic Extremist Co-Optation
‘Scapegoat,’ ‘Proxy’ and ‘Base’: A World Powers’ Guide to Domestic Extremist Co-Optation
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 2, 2021
Vol. 6, Issue 2, 2021
- Editorial WelcomeCarter MatherlyJim Burch
- Psychological Chess: Erdoğan and the Syrian Refugee CrisisJanice L. Farkas
- How We Lost the Information War of 2028Dan “Plato” Morabito
- In Search of Monsters to Destroy: NATO’s Prosecution of the Kosovo Intervention in the Just War TheoryScott N. Duryea
- ‘Scapegoat,’ ‘Proxy’ and ‘Base’: A World Powers’ Guide to Domestic Extremist Co-OptationJ.J. Brookhouser
- Autonomous Robotics and the Laws of War: Methods and Consequences of Regulating Artificial Intelligence in WarfareJoshua E. Duke
- Strategic Silence in Competitions Between Great PowersWilliam F. Harlow
- Vaccine Hesitancy Among U.S. Military Service Members: Contributing Factors and Operational Impacts on the Great Power CompetitionMary Wootan HolstCameron Carlson
- Limitations of Military Power to Counter a Rising ChinaBrendan M. Potter
- Project Putin-2024 in the Geostrategy of Confrontation and Internal ChallengesEugene Alexander Vertlieb
- The Security Issue of the South China SeaChristian R. Sanchez Hernandez
- Book Review: Shields of the RepublicCody R. Schuette
Brookhouser, J.J. 2021. “‘Scapegoat,’ ‘Proxy’ and ‘Base’: A World Powers’ Guide to Domestic Extremist Co-Optation.” Security and Intelligence 6 (2). https://doi.org/10.18278/gsis.6.2.5.