Publications & Analysis
Recent Publications
Each year the U.S. Army War College Press (USAWC Press) publishes a large number of studies, conference reports, and book-length volumes on a spectrum of issues central to U.S. national security. While USAWC Press analysts write the majority of these publications, many external authors contribute to our study program as well. The works included here are solely the ideas of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Army or U.S. Army War College
SSI studies are published by the Institute and distributed to key strategic leaders in the Army and Department of Defense, the military educational system, Congress, the media, think tanks, defense institutes, and major colleges and universities. SSI studies use history and current political, economic, and military factors to develop strategic recommendations.
SSI studies are published by the Institute and distributed to key strategic leaders in the Army and Department of Defense, the military educational system, Congress, the media, think tanks, defense institutes, and major colleges and universities. SSI studies use history and current political, economic, and military factors to develop strategic recommendations.
For over a decade, the USAWC has published the Key Strategic Issues List (KSIL) to inform students, faculty, and external research associates of strategic topics requiring research and analysis. A subset of these topics, designated as Chief of Staff of the Army special interest topics, consists of those which demand special attention. The USAWC will address these as Integrated Research Projects and other research efforts. The USAWC in coordination with Headquarters Department of the Army (HQDA), major commands throughout the Army, and the joint and interagency community have developed the remaining Army Priorities for Strategic Analysis.
- USAWC Fellows
- USAWC students and faculty
- External researchers
This online guide will take you through the publishing, editing, and promotion process with the U.S. Army War College Press (USAWC Press). USAWC Press has a small, but highly effective publishing team; consequently, it is very important that you follow the steps outlined in this guide to expedite the publishing of your manuscript. The following lists identify the publication process, the items that you must provide to initiate the publication process, and what you can expect from USAWC Press’s publication team to ensure a timely, accurate, and well-promoted finished product.