American strategy and the Red Sea, Italy's middle power dilemma, and more.

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** Thursday Reads
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** August 29, 2024
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A Proportional Response? American Strategy and the Red Sea
by Samuel Byers

Does the Houthi threat to the Red Sea merit tying down a third of the U.S. carrier force? Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Arabia Incognita
by Robert Silverman

The internal politics of the Gulf monarchies remain as opaque as ever. A new book offers pathways to better scholarship. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Italy’s Middle Power Dilemma
by Gabriele Natalizia & Lorenzo Termine

Rome would be served well by sharpening its strategic objectives and understanding the limits of its cababilities. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Government Contractors Are Not the Problem
by Howard R. Lind

The United States cannot fight a war without a strong, experienced, and ethical base of contractors. Read it here ([link removed]) .
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Modernizing Korea’s United Nations Command
by Clint Work

More than any previous ROK administration, the Yoon administration has pushed to modernize the UNC and sought to shape the process. Read it here ([link removed]) .

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