Published bi-monthly since January 2010 as the newsletter of MES, MES Insights features short analytical pieces as well as information on events organized by MES and provides a forum for debate with our readers. With our 13th volume, Middle East Studies at the Krulak Center begins a partnership with Marine Corps University Press. MES continues to create varied publications and maintains editorial control over these works. MCUP, serving as an open dialogue between scholars, policy makers, analysts, and military leaders and crossing civilian-military boundaries to advance knowledge and solve problems, will be publishing these products. This partnership will allow MES to expand its reach and readership and capitalize on MCUP’s expertise while opening MCUP to a wider network of scholarship, research, and professional military education communities. We are thankful to all the authors and supporters of MES publications during the past 12 years and look forward to continued contributions to and support of these efforts. FEBRUARY 2022 Christopher Anzalone, PhD, "Islamic State (ISIS) From the Peripheries," MES Insights, vol. 13, no. 1 April 2022 Amin Tarzi, PhD, "Society-Centric Warfare: Lessons from Afghanistan and Ukraine," MES Insights, vol. 13, no. 2 June 2022 Lieutenant Colonel Lionel Segantini, French Army, "Engaging Turkey in the Eastern Mediterranean during a Time of Crisis," MES Insights, vol. 13, no. 3 August 2022 Yuval Weber, PhD, "Russia's New Maritime Doctrine," MES Insights, vol. 13, no. 4 October 2022 Amin Tarzi, PhD, "Protests in Iran: Rejection of the Nezam," MES Insights, vol. 13, no. 5. DECEMBER 2022 S. M. Ali, PhD, "Possibilities for Human-Centric Sino-American Collaboration in Pakistan," MES Insights, vol. 13, no. 6
