Expeditions with MCUP is an online academic journal that offers authors a forum for the debate of trending domestic and international topics. Expeditions with MCUP will have all the advantages of a scholarly journal, including peer review and expert editing, but in a shorter time frame than a traditional print journal. Our authors will discuss the full spectrum of themes within the context of national security, international relations, and geopolitics as they apply to and impact the Department of Defense, the Department of the Navy, and the U.S. Marine Corps directly and indirectly.
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NATIONAL SECURITY
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MILITARY SCIENCE
Evaluating Military Cross-Cultural Training Programs
by Allison Abbe, PhD
The American and Joint Origins of Operational Depth
in the Meuse-Argonne Campaign
by Thomas Bruscino, PhD
Exploring Evidence-Based Management
in Military Planning Processes as a Critically Appraised Topic
by David E. McCullin, DM
The Desert War: Marine Corps Aviation in Desert Storm,
January-February 1991
Fred Allison, PhD
How Can the United States Move toward Gender-Neutral
Special Forces?: Lessons from the Norwegian Military
Mariah Loukou
The Operational Warfare Revolution:
How Operational Art Can Prepare the Marine Corps
for an Era of Great Power Competition
Matthew J. Schultz
The Finely-Honed Blade:
Clausewitz and Boyd on Friction and Moral Factors
by Martin Samuels
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FOREIGN POLICY
Military Competition between the United States and
China in the South China Sea:
A Critical Analysis
by Nicky C. Cardenas
To Win without Fighting:
Defining China's Political Warfare
by Professor Kerry Gershaneck
Policy, Perception, and Misperception:
The United States and the Fall of the Shah
by Kyle Balzer
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps:
Its Foreign Policy and Foreign Legion
Mark D. Silinsky, PhD
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GEOPOLITICS
Lake Chad:
Changing Hydrography, Violent Extremism,
and Climate-Conflict Intersection
Thomas E. Griffin
Water Scarcity in Brazil: A Case Study
Denise Slater
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INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY
Freedom’s “Flying Snake”: The AIM-9 Sidewinder in the Cold War
James Young, PhD
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Interested in submitting an article for digital-only publication?
Send an email to mcu_press@usmcu.edu for more information or see the Acquisitions site.