Future War: War with China...

FromMilitary Matters

Start listening View podcast show

Future War: War with China...

FromMilitary Matters

ratings:

Length:

51 minutes

Released:

Sep 14, 2021

Format:

Podcast episode

Description

We return to the third of our three-part future war series on China. Jack Murphy talks with Roger Cliff, a research professor of Indo-Pacific Affairs at the U.S. Army War College and the author of "China's Military Power: Assessing Current and Future Capabilities." You can find Cliff's book on Amazon and everywhere you purchase books. Follow Military Matters on Twitter @stripesmmpod

Released:

Sep 14, 2021

Format:

Podcast episode

Titles in the series (98)

Military Veterans and hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy bring you stories and topics affecting our military, servicemembers, and veterans. Listen to the stories that matter, this is Military Matters.

Skip carousel

Pseudoscience, the occult and the rise of Nazi Germany: What do vampires, werewolves and Nazis have in common? Jack Murphy talks with Dr. Eric Kurlander, author of "Hitler's Monsters: A Supernatural History of the Third Reich" about the Nazi obsession with the occult and how Hitler convinced a country to... by Military Matters
63 min listen
Black mold and lead in military housing, and the law letting it happen: Toxic lead and black mold in military housing. A mother’s horror story of how her children suffered the effects. Families have been hurt, and the military is locked into 50-year leases with privatized housing companies. You’ll be shocked at the... by Military Matters
32 min listen
What is WOKE and Critical Race Theory?: In this episode, we're getting to the bottom of what exactly is "woke" and "critical race theory" and what any of it has to do with our military! Guests: Brian "BK" Kimber, former AF Pararescueman and host of World News with BK Dr. John Witte,... by Military Matters
45 min listen
A former West Point cadet vanishes without a trace: Maura Murray's disappearance 17 years ago has left investigators and her family confused and dumbfounded. She was a former West Point cadet with dreams of becoming a nurse. Then one day after exhibiting strange behavior, she vanished. Jack Murphy... by Military Matters
33 min listen
Fast Take - Future War: China with Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy: Jack Murphy and Rod Rodriguez dive a little deeper into last week's episode on the rise of China. Check out "Future War: The Rise of China and US National Security implications". Leave us a comment on social media! Like, Listen, Subscribe, and Share! by Military Matters
29 min listen
Artificial Intelligence, coming to a battlefield near you ...: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and virtual reality are slowly becoming integrated with our warfighters. But what role will AI play on the battlefield of tomorrow? Jack Murphy talks with the vice president and director of studies at the Center for a New... by Military Matters
24 min listen
Fast Take: The Mission to Save Our Allies: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss last week's episode about the broken State Department visa program that foreshadowed the debacle that was their NEO operation. Also, the Tim Kennedy situation and why did the military need civilians to do their... by Military Matters
33 min listen
Future War: Chinese Espionage: This is part 2 of 3 in our Future War series on China. Jack Murphy and the co-author of "Chinese Communist Espionage: An Intelligence Primer," Matthew Brazil, tackle the topic of Chinese spies and how the winner of a future war could be determined by... by Military Matters
46 min listen
Service members vs. the vaccine: A surprising number of service members have gone public stating they're not taking any of the COVID vaccines. This week, Military Matters talks with an ER doctor and U.S. Army Reserve Lt. Col. Dr. Kamal Kalsi, reporter Elizabeth Howe and the... by Military Matters
94 min listen
Fast Take: Afghanistan, Chinese espionage, and what does a won war look like?: Hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss the recent events of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. There are some serious tie-ins to any future war with China that can't be ignored. What does a victory over China look like? Is Taiwan the next Iraq... by Military Matters
36 min listen
Fast Take-Woke with Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy: Last week's episode about Woke, Critical Race Theory, and the military has hit a lot of nerves. Jack Murphy and Rod Rodriguez discuss the episode, the feedback, and Jack's perspective on this politically and socially charged topic. Like, Listen,... by Military Matters
51 min listen
Fast Take - Future War: North Korea: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss the North Korea two-parter, how all roads lead to Ukraine, and how the U.S. is reintroducing itself to the world post-GWOT. Listen and subscribe today! --- This is episode is sponsored by Sabio! If you’re... by Military Matters
22 min listen
Future War: The Rise of China and US National Security implications: In our first of three episodes on China, Jack Murphy and our guest, former CIA analyst and China expert Gail Helt, discuss how today's China came to be, why Taiwan is so important, and how the coming years of relations with China will decide whether... by Military Matters
54 min listen
A Tenant Bill of Rights and dead infants on Fort Bragg: Does the DOD's "Tenant Bill of Rights" actually do anything for military families living in privatized housing? Is the military just bad at environmental testing, or is there more? Could the deaths of infants on Fort Bragg have been prevented? We... by Military Matters
35 min listen
Future War: Russia's Military and Warfare: Tanks, Spetsnaz, "Little Green Men" and information warfare. Jack Murphy takes us beyond the headlines and into Russia's military, strategy, and how they envision victory. This is part two of our Future War series on Russia. Leave us a review on... by Military Matters
48 min listen
Q-Anon, the murder of an SF soldier, UFO's, and Jim Gant's take on Afghanistan: Jack Murphy and Rod Rodriguez talk about the stories they covered in Season 3, from the death of SF soldier Mark Leshikar to QAnon and the Terrible Game. We also discuss what Jack thinks of the UFO report coming out in June, and he also shares a... by Military Matters
61 min listen
Fast take: Service members vs. the vaccine: Defense One reporter Elizabeth Howe joins Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy to discuss the reaction to last week's episode, some of the strange arguments they've heard against getting the vaccine, and some "conspiracy" theories behind what some think the... by Military Matters
24 min listen
Fast Take - Great Power Competition and the rest of the DoD: Jack Murphy and Rod Rodriguez discuss what Great Power Competition or GPC means to the military outside of SOF and why this will matter to you! Follow us on Twitter @stripesmmpod or send us your feedback to militarymatters@stripes.com by Military Matters
21 min listen
Restless Japanese spirits and a melody from beyond the grave: It's that time again for another Haunted Military Matters! In this episode, we bring you three real ghost stories from our listeners. From roaming spirits of Japan to a ghostly melody from beyond the veil, listen if you dare... Follow Military Matters... by Military Matters
30 min listen
Future War: War with China...: We return to the third of our three-part future war series on China. Jack Murphy talks with Roger Cliff, a research professor of Indo-Pacific Affairs at the U.S. Army War College and the author of "China's Military Power: Assessing Current and Future... by Military Matters
51 min listen
Afghanistan, China, Covid, and #wokemilitary: It's our season 4 wrap-up! Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss the stories covered this season from the Afghan evacuation to our "woke" military story. Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and send us your thoughts and story suggestions to... by Military Matters
56 min listen
The Death of Mark Leshikar ICYMI: The recent deaths of Army Delta Force member William J. Lavigne and Army Veteran Timothy Dumas are being investigated as homicides. Their deaths have brought attention back to another fatal shooting Lavigne was involved in, the shooting of his best... by Military Matters
56 min listen
Fast Take - Who knew Russia would be this bad?: Military Matters hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss last week's episode on the Russia/Ukraine crises. How the collapse of the Soviet Union has everything to do with this war, Putin's slipping power, and whether nukes could play a role in... by Military Matters
17 min listen
Virtual Reality Warfighters and a $21.9 billion deal: The Army has signed a $21.9 billion deal with Microsoft to integrate its HoloLens with the Army's Integrated Visual Augmented System, or IVAS. Is this technology going to change the way we fight? Will we forget how to train in the real world? What... by Military Matters
35 min listen
The Battle for Kunduz: Jack Murphy brings us the story of the battle to save Kunduz from the Taliban and why a Doctors Without Borders hospital was destroyed. Jack talks with Special Forces Medical Sgt. Joshua Middleton about the heroic efforts of the Afghan Commandos and... by Military Matters
70 min listen
Fast Take: Nazis, the occult and us?: Military Matters hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss the previous episode, an interview with Dr. Eric Kurlander about the Nazi fascination with the occult. Could the desire to live in a fantasy world happen again? Subscribe today and... by Military Matters
26 min listen
Great Power Competition - Where does SOF fit in?: The withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan has signaled a new era in military operations and presence, but we aren't alone. "Great Power Competition" or GPC isn't just some new set of buzzwords, it's a shift in how the DOD will do business in a... by Military Matters
30 min listen
Sanctions, Guns, and Cryptocurrency: Russian commodities analyst Nick Trickett talks with Jack Murphy about sanctions against Russia, the squeeze on European oil, and what role China plays in Russia's down-trending economy. Then cybersecurity and cryptocurrency expert Rick Jordan talks... by Military Matters
56 min listen
Fast Take: UFO’s, “El Diablo” and cursed housing!: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy talk about the listeners' ghost stories from last episode, talk about their own experiences with the supernatural, and we share three more stories from our listeners! From lights in the sky to deadly phantoms! ... by Military Matters
32 min listen
Quick message about this week's episode: In order to tell the next story about the recent Afghan evacuations, we need a little more production time, so we won't have a new episode for you this week. In the meantime, I highly recommend you check out our previous episodes and its... by Military Matters
2 min listen

More Episodes from Military Matters

Skip carousel

Military Matters Series Finale: Final episode of Military Matters. Its been an amazing couple of years and I can't thank you enough, the listener, for your support and listernship. Hopefully we'll meet again! Rod out. ______ This episode is brought to you by Homes For Our... by Military Matters
9 min listen
Quantum Leaps and Bounds: You've probably heard the term "quantum" now at some point in your life from the dizzying numbers of film, television, and podcasts describing worm holes, multi-verses, and time travel. But there is REAL work happening right now at the Defense... by Military Matters
38 min listen
Fast Take — Legacy of Vanessa Guillen: Rod Rodriguez explores the aftermath of Vanessa Guillen's murder, such as the legal changes to a commander's involvement in sexual assault/harrassment investigations, the Fort Hood independent report, and "cover up" culture in the military. Did... by Military Matters
14 min listen
The murder of Vanessa Guillén, revisited: In light of recent developments in the Vanessa Guillén case, we're revisiting our Season 2 episode. Host Rod Rodriguez talks with , the lawyer for Vanessa Guillén’s family, and Stars and Stripes reporter , who had been covering the case since... by Military Matters
43 min listen
Fast Take — Farewell to Jack, we barely knew him: Rod Rodriguez talks bidding farewell to Jack Murphy, the end of the season, and potentially the end of the show! ______ This episode is brought to you by Homes For Our Troops, a nonprofit helping build and donate homes to injured post 9/11 veterans.... by Military Matters
11 min listen
Jack Murphy — SOF veteran, author, journalist and podcaster: As we wrap up this season of Military Matters we bid a fond farewell to my co-host Jack Murphy. In this episode I sit down with Jack and talk about his career in Special Operations, his journey into journalism, and what's next for Jack Murphy and his... by Military Matters
64 min listen
Fast Take — SOF LARPing with Jack Murphy and AI vs the world: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss last week's interview with Dr. Paul Scharre about the world of defense and artificial intelligence. We also discuss Jack Murphy's foray into showing civilians the SOF side of life as well as our thoughts on AI on... by Military Matters
32 min listen
The risks and rewards of artificial intelligence: Artificial intelligence is now a tool millions of people are using every day. What does this mean for not only our military but for the militaries of our adversaries and allies? Dr. Paul Scharre, former U.S. Army recon Ranger and now the executive... by Military Matters
43 min listen
Fast Take — Task Force Dagger, PTSD treatment, and getting the story right: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy talk about last week's episode with the folks at Task Force Dagger. We talk charities, PTSD treatment, and you can listen to Rod get 'mythbusted' by Jack in real time! All that and more on this Fast Take! Also, check out... by Military Matters
18 min listen
Task Force Dagger — changing lives of SOF veterans: Task Force Dagger Special Operations Foundation provides assistance to wounded, ill or injured U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) members and their families. They respond to urgent needs, conduct rehabilitative adaptive events (RAE) and provide... by Military Matters
35 min listen
Fast Take — Dishonorable discharges, agendas, and DADT: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss last week's episode on the CBS News coverage of veterans seeking discharge upgrades from the "don't ask, don't tell" era. They talk military attitudes toward LGBTQ+ service members, witch hunts, agendas and what... by Military Matters
29 min listen
Dishonorably Discharged — The legacy of 'don't ask, don't tell': CBS Chief Investigative Correspondent Jim Axelrod and his CBS Producer Jessica Kegu have been covering the story of veterans who were separated from service with dishonorable discharges during the 'don’t ask, don’t tell era' and are now fighting... by Military Matters
48 min listen
Fast Take — Jack writes books too and the Matt Drakes we know: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy talk about last week's interview with author Don Bentley, the joy of seeing good people accomplish great things, Jack asserts he's ALSO a writer, and Rod laments he hasn't written a damn thing. All that and more on this... by Military Matters
22 min listen
Author Don Bentley — Is real life getting stranger than fiction?: Don Bentley is the bestselling author of the Matt Drake series and the man behind the two latest Jack Ryan Jr. books. Like the protagonist from one of his own works, Bentley has lived a pretty interesting life having spent a decade as an Apache pilot,... by Military Matters
48 min listen
Fast Take — Government cover-ups and the officials who love them: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss last week's interviews with NPR's Graham Smith and Tom Bowman. It all comes down to why do government offficials and military leaders think a cover-up is ever a good idea? Listen to "Taking Cover" today, ... by Military Matters
17 min listen
Taking Cover - the coverup of a Marine friendly fire incident: Was there a cover-up of the worst Marine-on-Marine friendly fire incident in modern history? We're talking with NPR investigations senior producer Graham Smith and NPR Pentagon reporter Tom Bowman about their podcast "Taking Cover," which delves into... by Military Matters
54 min listen
Fast Take — 'Front Toward Enemy: War, Veterans, and the Homefront' with Dr. Dan Green: Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy talk about Jack's interview with Dr. Daniel Green and his book "Front Toward Enemy: War, Veterans, and the Homefront." ___________ This episode is brought to you by Homes For Our Troops, a nonprofit helping... by Military Matters
28 min listen
'Front Toward Enemy: War, Veterans, and the Homefront' with Dr. Dan Green: With over 2 million post 9/11 veterans in America, the voice of this generation of vets is getting louder and more pronounced in television, film, theater, and in literature. What does this all mean for those vets transitioning back to a society they... by Military Matters
54 min listen
Fast Take — Ruck Up or Shut Up with Dr. David Walton: Military Matters hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss Jack's interview with Dr. David Walton, the trauma of the Sand Man, VC bros at SOF Week, and what's coming up next week! This episode is brought to you by Homes For Our Troops, a nonprofit... by Military Matters
34 min listen
Ruck Up or Shut Up with Dr. David Walton: Jack Murphy talks with Dr. David Walton, retired US Army Green Beret, about his new book "." Walton and Jack discuss what it takes to get through the rigorous assessment and selection process, some Green Beret history, and why you shouldn't spend... by Military Matters
63 min listen
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson — Science and Defense, the moon situation, and diplomacy in space: We're kicking off this new season of Military Matters with a conversation with the co-author of "Accessory to War: The Unspoken Alliance Between Astrophysics and the Military," Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. We discuss the intersection between science... by Military Matters
47 min listen
ICYMI Bowe Bergdahl, an American Cipher: While we're in pre-prodction for next season we're re-releasing episode from our archive, in case you missed its (ICYMI). This week we're revisiting the Bowe Bergdahl story. Thirteen years ago Army infantryman Bowe Berghdal walked off of... by Military Matters
49 min listen
Fast Take - Seth Harp, Fort Liberty and the season wrap: Military Matters hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss the two part interview with investigative journalist Seth Harp, new names for old forts, Chinese influence, and we recap this season, which comes to an end. We'll be back in May with a... by Military Matters
34 min listen
PART 2 Seth Harp: Drugs, death and Fort Bragg: Jack Murphy continues his conversation with investigative journalist Seth Harp about their shared coverage of the stories that have recently come out of Fort Bragg. In part two, Seth and Jack talk about the fentanyl crises affecting Ft. Bragg... by Military Matters
43 min listen
Seth Harp: Drugs, death and Fort Bragg: Jack Murphy talks with investigative journalist Seth Harp about their shared coverage of the stories that have recently come out of Fort Bragg. From human trafficking and drugs to mysterious deaths, these stories reveal a darker side of a fort rich in... by Military Matters
35 min listen
Fast Take - Your Last Breath: Military Matters hosts Rod Rodriguez and Jack Murphy discuss last week's interview with Dr. Richard Meehan, the military's "No Data, No Problem" issue, and Jack shares his thoughts on the the Chinese balloon crises! This is episode is sponsored... by Military Matters
17 min listen
Your Last Breath: If you think because you don't smoke and you weren't near a burn pit during your deployment that you're safe from dangerous lung diseases, think again. is a rheumatologist at in Denver, Colo., co-director of the , and a U.S. Navy veteran.... by Military Matters
34 min listen
Fast Take: Domestic abuse in the military, it's not about SF, and why sociopaths don't make for good soldiers: Jack Murphy and Rod Rodriguez discuss the two-part story about domestic abuse in the military. They also discuss why sociopaths don't make for good soldiers and how this story isn't about Special Forces but about a military problem as a whole. This... by Military Matters
36 min listen
What the military did and didn't do for a victim of spouse abuse: This is Part 2 of the story of Celina, who escaped an abusive marriage to a Special Forces service member. From victims advocates to her ex-husband's chain of command, we listen to the firsthand account of the military's actions and inactions as she... by Military Matters
39 min listen

Related podcast episodes

Skip carousel

#113 Jeff Engstrom on Chinese Systems Warfare: The Cognitive Crucible is a forum that presents different perspectives and emerging thought leadership related to the information environment. The opinions expressed by guests are their own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of or endorsement... by The Cognitive Crucible
32 min listen
False Flag or Russian Coup? by VT RADIO: Uncensored Alternative Foreign Policy Talk
62 min listen
The Role of History in Operational Art w/ Dr. Dean Nowowiejski by The Operational Arch
36 min listen
Ep. 348 - The Future of War: Paul Scharre served in combat beside Jack Murphy … by SOFREP Radio
92 min listen
215 | John Nagl: Russia's Insurgency Problem: For Day 10 of The Realignment's daily Ukraine coverage, Marshall spoke with retired U.S. Army Lt. Col John Nagl, counterinsurgency expert and visiting professor at the U.S. Army War College. John is the author of Knife Fights: A Memoir of Modern War in Theory and Practice, Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Malaya and Vietnam and co-authored the U.S. Army and Marine Corps Counterinsurgency Field Manual. They discuss how the study of past insurgencies instructs about Russia's ability to accomplish its military objectives in Ukraine. SUPPORT/SEND US A TIP: https://buy.stripe.com/bIYdRx0gc6qjaE... REALIGNMENT NEWSLETTER: https://therealignment.substack.com/ BOOKSHOP: https://bookshop.org/shop/therealignment by The Realignment
57 min listen
Ep. 414 - Trump to review case of Major Matt Golsteyn: On December 16th President Trump went on Twitter … by SOFREP Radio
97 min listen
Theory and Practice of Proxy Warfare in Strategic Competition: This episode tackles the subject of proxy warfare—specifically its role in a strategic environment characterized by great power competition. Why do states engage in proxy warfare? How does what scholars call principal-agent theory explain the way proxy warfare actually plays out—particularly the challenges that arise when the interests of a principal and a proxy diverge? And as the US military continues to prepare for large-scale combat operations, how should the ability to leverage proxies factor into planning? For the US Army in particular, these questions are vital. To explore them, host Kyle Atwell is joined by three guests. Dr. Nakissa Jahanbani is an assistant professor in West Point's Department of Social Sciences and a researcher at the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point. Dr. Vladimir Rauta is a lecturer in politics and international relations at the University of Reading and the editor of the forthcoming Rout by Social Science of War
52 min listen
ZBT #196: Zero Blog Thirty Book Club #1: The Enlistment by Zero Blog Thirty
63 min listen
GRP 115-ARMY OF NONE: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War by Global Recon
104 min listen
The Cold War - Nuclear Fear | 3 by American History Tellers
42 min listen
TPI Replay: China’s Nuclear Forces, With Fiona S. Cunningham: Fiona S. Cunningham, assistant professor of political science at the University of Pennsylvania, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss China’s expanding nuclear weapons program and the likelihood of an arms race with the United States. Mention... by The President’s Inbox
37 min listen
China’s Nuclear Forces, With Fiona S. Cunningham: Fiona S. Cunningham, assistant professor of political science at the University of Pennsylvania, sits down with James M. Lindsay to discuss China’s expanding nuclear weapons program and the likelihood of an arms race with the United States. Mentio... by The President’s Inbox
37 min listen
002 Nick “The Reaper” Irving: Hear firsthand the gripping account of what it’s like to end 33 lives in 4 months with a sniper rifle in Afghanistan. Nick “The Reaper” Irving joins us to talk about his experiences as an Army Ranger sniper in the global war on terror. Being the... by Mike Drop
209 min listen
Political Risk and Firm Exit: In this episode of Pekingology, Freeman Chair in China Studies Jude Blanchette is joined by Jack Zhang, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Director of the Trade War Lab at the University of Kansas. by Pekingology
39 min listen
Artificial Intelligence, coming to a battlefield near you ...: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and virtual reality are slowly becoming integrated with our warfighters. But what role will AI play on the battlefield of tomorrow? Jack Murphy talks with the vice president and director of studies at the Center for a New... by Military Matters
24 min listen
Kanye Loves Hitler with VT's Dr. Alan Sabrosky by VT RADIO: Uncensored Alternative Foreign Policy Talk
33 min listen
The Role of Theory in Operational Art w/ Dr. Scott Gorman by The Operational Arch
47 min listen
Yevgeny Prigozhin falls from the sky: Special episode with Dr. Fred Kagan on the Russia-Ukraine war (and Putin's hold on power). Fred is the Director of the Critical Threats Project at the American Enterprise Institute. He is also working closely with the Russia team at the Institute for the Study of War. Fred is a former professor of military history at the US Military Academy at West Point. He completed his PhD in Soviet and Russian military history at Yale University. The Critical Threats Project – https://www.criticalthreats.org/ Institute for the Study of War – https://understandingwar.org/ by Call Me Back - with Dan Senor
39 min listen
The War That Shall Not Be Named: Lessons from Afghanistan for the Army: This episode looks back at twenty years of the US-led war in Afghanistan to find lessons for the US Army. How should the war inform the way we make strategy going forward? What are the keys to effective security force assistance? And is it possible to disrupt the US government's tendency to overmilitarize efforts from the tactical to the strategic level? Three guests join this episode to discuss these questions and more. Retired Lieutenant General Doug Lute has had a long and distinguished career culminating in a series of senior positions, including US permanent representative to NATO, and is currently the Robert F. McNamara distinguished chair at West Point's Department of Social Sciences. Dr. Jason Lyall is an associate professor in the Department of Government at Dartmouth College, has conducted fieldwork in Afghanistan as a scholar, and is the author of the book Divided Armies: Inequality and Battlefield Perfo by Social Science of War
66 min listen
China's soft power collides with the hard realities of the Russo-Ukrainian War: A conversation with Maria Repnikova by Sinica Podcast
69 min listen
The Human Dimension of War w LTC Nate Finney by The Operational Arch
47 min listen
216 | Ian Morris: How Russia's Grand Strategy Drives the War in Ukraine: For Day 11 of The Realignment's daily Ukraine coverage, Marshall spoke with Stanford University history professor Ian Morris, author of Why the West Rules - For Now, War! What Is It Good For? and the upcoming Geography Is Destiny, joins to discuss his recent piece for Time : The Russian Strategy Guiding the Invasion of Ukraine. Ian's piece: https://time.com/6155129/russian-strategy-guiding-invasion-ukraine/ SUPPORT/SEND US A TIP: https://buy.stripe.com/bIYdRx0gc6qjaE... REALIGNMENT NEWSLETTER: https://therealignment.substack.com/ BOOKSHOP: https://bookshop.org/shop/therealignment by The Realignment
64 min listen
How the Chinese state handles labor unrest, with Manfred Elfstrom by Sinica Podcast
65 min listen
What Happens if the House Fails in its Obligation by Shield of the Republic
49 min listen
Future War: Chinese Espionage: This is part 2 of 3 in our Future War series on China. Jack Murphy and the co-author of "Chinese Communist Espionage: An Intelligence Primer," Matthew Brazil, tackle the topic of Chinese spies and how the winner of a future war could be determined by... by Military Matters
46 min listen
Free Thinking: Anger and friendships with Pankaj Mishra and Elif Shafak.: Novelist Elif Shafak, US magazine editor Julius Krein, Douglas Murray and Pankaj Mishra. by Arts & Ideas
44 min listen
Cracks in the Kremlin? With Fred Kagan: Does Putin’s hold on power now look stronger or weaker? What can we learn about where the Russia-Ukraine war is heading? And what is actually happening with the Ukraine counter-offensive? Fred Kagan is the Director of the Critical Threats Project at the American Enterprise Institute. He is also working closely with the Russia team at the Institute for the Study of War. Fred is a former professor of military history at the US Military Academy at West Point. He completed his PhD in Soviet and Russian military history at Yale University. The Critical Threats Project – https://www.criticalthreats.org/ Institute for the Study of War – https://understandingwar.org/ by Call Me Back - with Dan Senor
52 min listen
A.J. Tata: Brigadier General and Novelist: Today's guest on this bonus episode of Danger Close is A.J. Tata. A.J. Tata is a defense expert, novelist, and political commentator who served for nearly three decades in the United States Army before retiring with the rank of brigadier general. by Danger Close with Jack Carr
53 min listen
Jaw-Jaw: Will Xi's Third Revolution Last?: What is Xi Jinping’s “revolution” in Chinese politics? How did he amass the power to enact his ambitious agenda? Is he in danger of being toppled? Or is he effectively a dictator for life? In the second episode of “Jaw-Jaw,” Liz Economy of... by War on the Rocks
47 min listen
Shaping in Strategic Competition: How to Win Friends and Influence People with Military Power: This episode examines the role of military power not only to fight wars but also to attract and influence partners and allies. Known as shaping, these activities include multinational training exercises with foreign militaries, establishing US military basing around the world, security force assistance and military aid, and more. Given the National Defense Strategy places a high priority on the US alliance and partner network, shaping is an essential concept to understand how the United States leverages the US Army to strengthen its relationships. To discuss the topic, host Kyle Atwell is joined by three guests. Dr. Brian Blankenship is an assistant professor of political science at the University of Miami who has published extensively on alliance burden-sharing and reassurance. Retired Brigadier General Kim Field is the director of strategy, plans, and policy at US Special Operations Command by Social Science of War
69 min listen

Discover this podcast and so much more

Future War: War with China...

Future War: War with China...

Description

Titles in the series (98)

More Episodes from Military Matters

Related podcast episodes