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Articles in Sept-Oct 2006 issue of Military Review

• Fanaticism and Conflict in the Modern Age
  by Andrew M. Roe
• Networks: terra incognita and the case for ethnographic intelligence
  by Fred Renzi
• Statistics, real estate, and the principles of war: why there is no unified theory of war
  by Jan S. Breemer
• Modernizing U.S. counterinsurgency practice: rethinking risk and developing a national strategy
  by Sarah Sewall
• Organizing intelligence for counterinsurgency
  by Kyle Teamey
• Viewing the center of gravity through the prism of effects-based operations
  by Robert Umstead
• The leadership battlebook: a practical approach to leader self-development
  by Ted A. Thomas
• Intelligent design: COIN operations and intelligence collection and analysis
  by Dan Zeytoonian
• The expeditionary sailor in the war on the terror
  by J. Lee Johnson
• Counterinsurgency Warfare: Theory and Practice
  by Terence J. Daly
• The XVIII Airborne Corps on the ground in Iraq
  by John R. Vines
• Fiasco: The American Military Adventure in Iraq
  by Brian C. McNemey
• The Assassins' Gate: America in Iraq
  by George W. Ridge, Jr.
• It's time for a new round OER reform
  by Dennis P. Chapman
• Battlefield victories and strategic success: the path forward in Iraq
  by Chris Gibson
• The War Tapes: The First War Movie Filmed by Soldiers Themselves
  by William Rice
• China's presence in Latin America: a view on security from the Southern Cone
  by Alejandro Kenny
• The Axis of Evil: Hezbollah and the Palestinian Terror
  by Robert M. Cassidy
• Civilian-military relations in Latin America
  by Thomas C. Bruneau
• The Chinese Army Today: Tradition and Transformation for the 21st Century
  by Prisco R. Hernandez
• Dogs and Soldiers
  by Chuck Doig
• After Fidel: The Inside Story of Castro's Regime and Cuba's Next Leader
  by Youssef Aboul-Enein
• American military performance in Iraq
  by F.J. Bing West
• U.S. National Security Policy: framing an authentic preemptive strategy in the 21st century
  by Todd Schmidt
• Historical Perspectives of the Operational Art
  by Christopher E. Bailey
• The human terrain system: a CORDS for the 21st century
  by Jacob Kipp
• Unlike Antoine Lavoisier
  by Benjamin Buchholz