Author: Colonel Peter R. Mansoor, Former Council Military Fellow, 2005-2006
January/February 2011
Foreign Affairs
The surge in Iraq demonstrated the importance of understanding the influence of culture on warfare. As new books by Dima Adamsky and Gal Luft argue, military and political leaders ignore such issues at their peril.
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