Anna M. Gielas holds a PhD in History of Science from the University of St Andrews (United Kingdom). After fellowships at Harvard University and, most recently, the University of Cambridge, she is currently completing a second PhD (PhD by Published Work in Politics). Anna has published widely on SOF and emerging technologies.
This commentary reads one of U.S. Special Operations Command’s current procurement solicitations as a Rorschach test, revealing the command’s institutional vision for the future...
Inter Populum: The Journal of Irregular Warfare and Special Operations is seeking book reviews on published works relevant to special operations, irregular warfare, and strategic competition. We welcome reviews of theoretical, historical, operational, or policy-oriented books with a regional or global focus.
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