Joint Force Quarterly 64 (1^st Quarter, January 2012)

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JFQ Dialogue

• 2     Letters to the Editor
  
• 4     From the Chairman
  
• 8    Total Commitment to the Total Force
  By Bryan B. Battaglia

Forum

• 10  Executive Summary
• 12  An Interview with James F. Amos
  
• 18  The Joint Enabling Capabilities Command: A Rarity within the Conventional Force
  By Walter E. Carter, Jr.
• 24  Joint Task Force Odyssey Dawn: A Model for Joint Experience, Training, and Education
  By Gregory K. James, Larry Holcomb, and Chad T. Manske
• 30  SpaceCRAF: A Civil Reserve Air Fleet for Space-based Capabilities
  By David C. Arnold and Peter L. Hays

Special Feature

• 40  War Is a Moral Force: Designing a More Viable Strategy for the Information Age
  By Peter D. Fromm, Douglas A. Pryer, and Kevin R. Cutright
• 47  The Future of Influence in Warfare
  By Dennis M. Murphy
• 52  Security Cooperation: A New Functional Command
  By Randal M. Walsh

Commentary

• 60  The Civil-Military Gap Need Not Become a Chasm
  By Ike Skelton
• 67  Integrating Human Rights and Public Security:
     The Challenges Posed by the Militarization of Law Enforcement
  By Rebecca Bill Chavez
• 75  A Saudi Outlook for Cybersecurity Strategies Extrapolated from Western Experience
  By Naef Bin Ahmed Al-Saud

Features

• 82  Military Confrontation on the Korean Peninsula
  By Kongdan Oh and Ralph Hassig
• 91  Assessing Chinese Intentions for the Military Use of the Space Domain
  By Paul Oh
• 99  "Going Out": Is China’s Skillful Use of Soft Power in Sub-Saharan Africa a Threat to U.S. Interests?
  By JoAnne Wagner
• 107Slicing the Onion Differently: Seapower and the Levels of War
  By Robert C. Rubel
• 115The High-energy Laser: Tomorrow’s Weapon to Improve Force Protection
  By Aaron Angell
• 123Targeted Killing, the Law, and Terrorists: Feeling Safe?
  By Mark David Maxwell

Interagency Dialogue

• 131U.S. Strategy in Southeast Asia: Power Broker, Not Hegemon
  By David J. Greene

Recall

• 135How Are Great Leaders Made? Lessons from the Career of General John Shalikashvili (1936–2011)
  By Andrew Marble

Book Reviews

• 143In War’s Wake
  Reviewed by David A. Anderson
• 144The Diffusion of Military Power
  Reviewed by Clark Capshaw
• 145A Transformation Gap?
  Reviewed by Alex Grynkewich
• 146The Clausewitz Delusion
  Review essay by John T. Kuehn
• 147Red Star Over the Pacific
  Review essay by Eric Setzekorn

Joint Doctrine

• 148Joint Force Development Vision: Adapting to New and Future Realities
  By George J. Flynn