Established in 2008, MCUP recognizes the importance of an open dialogue between scholars, policy makers, analysts, and military leaders and of crossing civilian-military boundaries to advance knowledge and solve problems. To that end, MCUP focuses on books and periodicals that provide a forum for interdisciplinary discussion of national security and international relations issues and how they impact the Department of Defense, the Department of the Navy, and the U.S. Marine Corps directly and indirectly. To explore our imprints--MCU Press, History Division, and Marine Corps University--click on the links above. For more information on our books and journals or to submit an article or monograph for consideration, please click on the links.
To Win without Fighting: Defining China's Political Warfare https://doi.org/10.36304/ExpwMCUP.2020.04 Limited Wars in the Periphery: The Dilemma of American Military Assistance https://doi.org/10.36304/ExpwMCUP.2020.03 The Operational Warfare Revolution: How Operational Art Can Prepare the Marine Corps for an Era of Great Power Competition by Matthew J. Schultz https://doi.org/10.36304/ExpwMCUP.2020.02 The "Finely-Honed Blade": Clausewitz and Boyd on Friction and Moral Factors by Martin Samuels https://doi.org/10.36304/ExpwMCUP.2020.01 Water Scarcity in Brazil: A Case Study by Denise Slater https://doi.org/10.36304/ExpwMCUP.2019.02