SECURITYJul 30 · 14:54 UTCTHE CIPHER BRIEFRyan Simons

Winning the Peace: The Democratic Dilemma of Limited War

The article examines the challenge democracies face in converting military success into enduring political outcomes, citing conflicts in Iran, Ukraine, Gaza, Iraq, and Afghanistan. It highlights the complexity of democratic governance in integrating military, diplomatic, and economic strategies to achieve strategic translation.

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