Security in a Changing World

The end of the Cold War has transformed the international landscape, presenting the United States with a variety of new security challenges in the absence of a clear adversary. Policymakers must navigate complex conflicting goals and expectations, necessitating innovative solutions for international conflicts and civil unrest. The need for new strategies in peace support operations and preparing military forces for uncertain environments is critical, highlighting the evolving nature of global security and the implications for both domestic and international policy.