David Ucko

@DavidUcko

Associate Professor, College of International Security Affairs (NDU); Adjunct Professor, Johns Hopkins University.

Joined December 2011

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  1. There's valuable momentum to change climate of impunity. It must be seized.

  2. Private-public partnerships are the only viable of building the cabinet. Glad Swedish industry is going its bit.

  3. After the trouble my dad had entering US because he had been to Iran, I say "EU, give'em all you got". Ridiculous.

  4. Despite clamoring, 'peace' must reflect battlefield realities to have a future. It isn't inherently liberal or good.

  5. Um this is amazing. HT

  6. Michael Davies on Human Terrain System: fair, nuanced & cuts through the BS that marks the debate.

  7. Metro Manila () gives saddening view of squalor & desperation in one of world's many overcrowded metropolises. Highly recommended.

  8. Quite stunning that after 15 years since 9/11 the pol. science community still lets urge for neat coding override proper analysis.

  9. The piece conflates role of violence in vs. , and also quotes Bin Laden to comment on IS (they are not the same).

  10. Terrorism can't be seen in strategic isolation except where it *is* the strategy. Most cases require broader lens.

    • @DanielSerwer

      Teaching at Johns Hopkins/SAIS. Former State Dept Special Envoy and USIP VP. Author of Righting the Balance, Potomac, Nov 2013. Blog:

    • @FarCanals

      Reader in International Relations, Uni. of Westminster. I write about humanitarian intervention, R2P, Kosovo & international law. Occasionally music reviews....

  11. In 1991, US balances humanitarian imperative w/ fear of entanglement in the ME. How things change...

  12. . broader point is that forcing SG on UNSC would be disastrous for UN

  13. "Objective analysis & stellar scholarship." Frank Hoffman reviews "COIN in Crisis: & Challenges of Warfare"

  14. Good move, but note that Security Council still gets to choose the candidate. Ergo, more continuity than change.

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