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Influence by Design: A Network Strategy for Integrated Deterrence

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By Robert Hinck
| RealClear Defense
Confronting the complexity of the future security environment requires new concepts to coordinate efforts for maximum effect
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Joint Force Quarterly Issue 112

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By William T. Eliason, Robert Hinck, Aubry J. Eaton
| ndupress.ndu.edu
HomeJoint Force QuarterlyJoint Force Quarterly 119 Joint Force Quarterly 119 Fabrication at the Tactical Edge Breadth or Depth in PME AI and Military Decisionmaking By William T. Eliason While not all readers of this journal read my Executive Summary, they do read the results of my team’s work. By Robert S. Hinck The 2022 U.S. National Defense Strategy (NDS) and National Security Strategy place integrated deterrence as the centerpiece of U.S. strategy.
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Leadership Crisis and Digital Social Movements: Intersectional Contention Among Twitter Followers of the 2018-2019 Women’s March Movement

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By Shelly Hinck, Robert Hinck, Edward A. Hinck
| Taylor & Francis Online
Grounding our research in Bennett and Segerberg’s logic of connective action and building upon previous analyses of the Women’s March Movement, we address the extent to which connective action movements can discursively resolve membership disagreements, leadership struggles, and intersectional tensions.
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