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The JPME Saga of Joe Etudiant
by Dan McCauley

Journal Article | April 1, 2013 02:30 AM | Comments(2)

What happened to the sports college?

The Times They Are A-Changing: A Few Thoughts on American Military Discipline and Organization
by Evan Munsing

Journal Article | March 22, 2013 02:30 AM | Comments(10)

Modern American values continue to grow apart from traditional military values, changing the face of military culture. Munsing offers a few ways to adjust to societal change.

Developing Joint Force Leaders for Globally Integrated Operations
by Dan McCauley

Journal Article | January 29, 2013 03:30 AM | Comments(0)

The Joint Force requires culturally “savvy” leaders capable of developing a global perspective, able to synthesize diverse viewpoints, and with the ability to collaborate across a range...

Professionals Debate
by LtGen Robert B. Neller

Blog post | January 14, 2013 11:56 AM | Comments(6)

A disruptive thought about dialogue between professionals.

The Generals... Readable but Flawed?
by Peter J. Munson

Blog post | November 30, 2012 05:19 PM | Comments(18)

Gentile provides an intelligent dissection of Rick's The Generals.

Military Culture and its Implication for the Future Force
by Peter J. Munson

Blog post | October 8, 2012 06:54 AM | Comments(13)

Thoughts compiled in preparation for a discussion with the Chief of Staff of the Army's Strategic Studies Group on military culture and change.

Pershing in Mindanao: Leadership in Counterinsurgency
by William L. Greenberg

Journal Article | September 26, 2012 04:30 AM | Comments(7)

Pershing's leadership attributes and willingness to understand and work through the Moro culture achieved success in a complex operational environment.

The Role of Ethics in the 21st Century Joint Force
by Dan McCauley

Journal Article | August 13, 2012 10:35 PM | Comments(0)

To facilitate operational success and to provide clarity for Service members, Joint Force leaders must have clear codes of conduct developed for their organizations.

Waging COIN in Afghanistan: An Interview with Colonel Robert M. Cassidy
by Octavian Manea and Robert M. Cassidy

Journal Article | June 15, 2012 05:05 AM | Comments(1)

COIN, organizational culture, and leadership - how they have interplayed in Afghanistan over the past several decades.

Reverse Leadership? Another Buzz Word for Disruptive Thinkers?
by Peter J. Munson

Blog post | May 16, 2012 08:04 AM | Comments(1)

A Harvard Business Review blog entry discusses the leaders in our midst.

Disruptive Thinkers and Opportunistic Leadership
by Brett A. Friedman

Journal Article | April 13, 2012 03:30 PM | Comments(4)

Could Smedley dig his trenches today?

The Military Needs More Disruptive Thinkers
by Benjamin Kohlmann

Journal Article | April 5, 2012 04:36 AM | Comments(101)

Disruptive thinkers: the way to reinvigorate a senseless bureaucracy or a threat to the establishment? 

Knowing and Caring: Leadership and the Prevention of Military Suicides
by Richard L. Dixon, Jr.

Journal Article | February 16, 2012 09:25 AM | Comments(3)

Richard Dixon provides a much needed look at the issue of suicide and military leadership.

Marine Corps Gazette Blog Post: The SS, Special Snowflakes, and Supervision
by Peter J. Munson

Blog post | February 12, 2012 07:35 PM | Comments(0)

Brett Friedman draws attention to the deeper malaise behind the recent string of black-eyes for the Marine Corps.