The following articles on Canadian and International Security have been selected by the Department of Defence Studies.

• The Attack at Taranto: Tactical Success, Operational Failure, By Lieutenant-Colonel Angelo N. Caravaggio, from Naval War College Review, the quarterly journal of the Naval War College.

• Did the Pentagon Get the Quadrennial Defense Review Right?, by Michèle A. Flournoy, from The Washington Quarterly, published by the Center for Strategic & International Studies.

• Canadian Troops and Farm Burning in the South African War, by Chris Madsen, from Canadian Military Journal.

• Helmand at War: The Changing Nature of the Insurgency in Southern Afghanistan and its Effects on the Future of the Country, a report from The Senlis Council.

• Health, security and foreign policy, by Colin McInnes and Kelley Lee, from Review of International Studies.

• Relating to the Anglosphere: Canada, ‘Culture’, and the Question of Military Intervention, by David G. Haglund, from the Journal of Transatlantic Studies.

• Draining the Swamp: The British Strategy of Population Control, by Wade Markel, from Parameters, the quarterly of the US Army War College.

• The Dimensions of Effects-Based Operations, by Lieutenant Colonel Joshua Ho, from Defence Studies, the journal of the Joint Services Command and Staff College.

• Military Education and the Transformation of the Canadian Forces, by Peter Foot, from the Canadian Military Journal.

• Preemption, Unilateralism, and Hegemony: The American Tradition?, by David C. Hendrickson, from Orbis, the journal of the Foreign Policy Research Institute.

• Britain at War: From the Falklands to Iraq, by Lawrence Freedman, from the RUSI Journal.

• The US Military After Iraq: A Speculation, by Eliot Cohen, from the RUSI Journal.

• Unification vs Transformation: From Minister Hellyer to General Hillier, by Daniel Gosselin and Craig Stone, from Canadian Military Journal.

• Reconnecting Canada to the world (via Europe), by Julian Lindley-French, from International Journal, the quarterly published by the Canadian Institute of International Affairs.

• Not a “real state”? Defence privatization in Canada, by Christopher Spearin, from International Journal, the quarterly published by the Canadian Institute of International Affairs.

• Starting Over: the Canadian Navy and Expeditionary Warfare, by Commander Kenneth P. Hansen, from Canadian Naval Review, the quarterly published by the Centre for Foreign Policy Studies at Dalhousie University.

• Cooperative Security in the 21st Century, by Michael Mihalka, from Connections, The Quarterly Journal of the PfP Consortium of Defence Academies and Security Studies Institutes.

• To Clash or Not To Clash: Canadian and Islamic Values on Canadian Forces’ Deployed Operations, by Lieutenant-Colonel M.D. Makulowich, a paper researched and written for Advanced Military Studies Course 8.

• Human Trafficking: Breaking the Military Link, by Keith J. Allred, from Connections, The Quarterly Journal of the PfP Consortium of Defence Academies and Security Studies Institutes.