PRISM, Fall 2026, v. 12, no. 1
- Misleading Orbits: How the Three-Body Problem Distorts Strategic Thought
- Message Resonance Across Cultures: Toward Evidence-based Assessment
- The Cognitive Domain Is the Main Effort: Why the United States Needs a United States Information Warfare Command
- Inside Russia’s Proxy Ecosystem: Proxy Curators and Handlers Within the Russian State
- Reflexive Control in Financial Markets: Detecting Doctrinal Influence Operations in the Cognitive Battlespace of Global Finance
- From Ore to Leverage: Lithium, Threat Finance, and Hybrid Competition
- Regulatory Arbitrage and Regional Security Spillovers: Counter-Threat Finance Dynamics in Southeast Asia
- Can the Weak Resist the Strong? Venezuela’s Hybrid Asymmetric Options Against U.S. Coercion
- The Contested Kinmen Model: Infrastructure as Irregular Warfare in the Taiwan Strait
- Defending with One Hand: How U.S. Cyber Policy Constrains Private Cyber Defense
- Preparing Populations for Hybrid Attacks Against Critical Infrastructure
- The War on Drugs: Insights from the Reagan Era
- Regime Change, Major Powers, and the Prospects for Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran Part I: A Very Brief History of What Makes Regime Change Operations Successful
- Regime Change, Major Powers, and the Prospects for Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran Part II: What are the Prospects for Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran?
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