Voices on Peace and War
The authors of this forum, Voices on Peace and War (VPW), explore domestic and global issues broadly tied to the theme of peace and war. Sponsored by the John and Mary Frances Patton Peace & War Center of Norwich University, VPW features subject matter experts and students who present their opinions and arguments on critical issues related to peace and war in the international community. As the image with many candles symbolizes, we hope that a chorus of small voices in this forum will help illuminate a world filled with a variety of complex challenges.
From Continental Shelves to Cruise Missiles: Strategic Rivalries in the Arctic
Disclaimer: These opinion pieces represent the authors’ personal views, and do not necessarily reflect the official policies or positions of Norwich University or PAWC.
A Tale of Two Pivots: Nixon, Obama and Beijing
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Iran, Israel, and Hamas Conflict
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Generational Shifts: Understanding the Dynamics of U.S. Support in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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Theodore Roosevelt: War Lover or Peace Maker?
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When Faith Turns Violent
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On Battles Lost and Things That Endure
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Chinese Military Strategists Study the Pacific War to Enhance Amphibious Warfare Capabilities
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A Military Stalemate before Armistice?
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Targeting Churches: Waging War on Culture
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