Additional Resources
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Professor of National Security Affairs, 686 Cushing Road |
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Education:
- Ph.D., University of Dallas
- M.A., Oklahoma University
- B.A., University of California at Santa Barbara
Courses Taught:
- AHG 503: Sectionalism and Civil War (Syllabus)
- AHG 504: Civil War and Reconstruction (Syllabus)
- AHG 611: The American Way of War (Syllabus)
- AHG 660: Topics in American History and Government - The United States at War: 1845-1865
Books:
- Sword of Republican Empire: A History of American Civil-Military Relations, (University Press of Kentucky, forthcoming).
- Strategy and Force Planning, co-editor (Naval War College Press, 1995; Second Edition, 1997; Third Edition, 2000; Fourth Edition, 2004).
Recent Publications:
- Editorials on the Ashbrook Center Website
- "Strategy and the Logic of Force Planning," Strategy, Security, and Forces Faculty, eds., Strategy and Force Planning, Fourth Edition (Naval War College Press, 2004).
- "Transforming Transformation: Force Planning Implications of the War in Iraq," Strategy, Security, and Forces Faculty, eds., Strategy and Force Planning, Fourth Edition (Naval War College Press, 2004).
- "Abraham Lincoln: Democratic Statesmanship in War," Steven Kurtz, ed., Abraham Lincoln and Democracy in America (University of Chicago Press, 2004).
- "Alexander Hamilton: Champion of American Enterprise," Matthew Spalding, ed., The Founders Almanac (The Heritage Foundation, 2002).
- "George Washington and the Military Strategy of the Revolution," in Patriot Sage: George Washington and the American Political Tradition, eds. Gary L. Gregg and Matthew Spalding (ISI Books, 1999).