JOINT FORCE QUARTERLY 76 (1ST QUARTER, JANUARY 2015)

Executive Summary

Navy Perspective on Joint Force Interdependence

By Jonathan Greenert

Bringing Space Crisis Stability Down to Earth

By James P. Finch

JPME Today

Debunking Technical Competency as the Sole Source of Innovation

By Burton H. Catledge

Should Military Officers Study Policy Analysis?

By Nikolas K. Gvosdev

Assessing Causality in a Complex Security Environment

By Andrew L. Stigler

Next Steps for Transforming Education at National Defense University

By Christopher J. Lamb and Brittany Porro

Commentary

A Strong Fighting Force Is a Diverse Fighting Force

By Larry O. Spencer

Revisioning Strategic Communication through Rhetoric and Discourse Analysis

By William M. Marcellino

A Theater-Level Perspective on Cyber

By J. Marcus Hicks

Features

Refocusing the U.S. Strategic Security Perspective

By Linnea Y. Duvall and Evan O. Renfro

Nonlethal Weapons: A Technological Gap or Misdefined Requirements?

By Ofer Fridman

Challenges to Improving Combat Casualty Survival on the Battlefield

By Robert L. Mabry

Mosquitos: A Viable 21st-Century Soft Power Tool

By Mary Raum and Kathleen J. McDonald

Recall

Operation Cottage: A Cautionary Tale of Assumption and Perceptual Bias

By Del C. Kostka

Book Reviews

The Roar of the Lion

Reviewed by Richard A. McConnell

A Scrap of Paper

Reviewed by Nicholas Rostow

Brothers Armed: Military Aspects of the Crisis in Ukraine

Reviewed by Michael Kofman

Joint Doctrine

Seeing 2020: America's New Vision for Integrated Air and Missile Defense

By Geoffrey F. Weiss