Archive for August, 2006

Fatalities in Iraq

Interesting article on fatalities in Iraq

Hezbollah, part II

Following up to the previous post, could what Hezbollah did in southern Lebanon be duplicated elsewhere? I.E., could another non-state actor manage to put together an effective enough military force to fight a western army to a standstill using conventional tactics?
Possibly. That’s not a particularly authoritative answer, but the situation in Lebanon was [...]

Just to be clear, what Hezbollah is doing in southern Lebanon is not guerrilla warfare. It’s light infantry warfare. They are trying to defend a set territory, using a military force consisting of light infantry (few tanks or artillery) behind heavily developed fortifications. This is substantially different than the kind of hit [...]

A Sighting

James Wyatt, Claws of the Tiger.
(King of Prussia Barnes & Noble)

This weblog will look at how the midterm elections of 2006 unfold in Berks County, PA.

There are certain underpinnings to scholarly inquiry that span the disciplines, more or less. They are the moral foundation of the scholarly approach. Remember that they serve not only as guidelines for your scholarly work, but assumptions about how other scholars work. Thus, reading a scholarly piece of work, one can presume [...]