PARAMETERS
US Army War College Quarterly
Spring 1999, Vol. XXIX, No. 1
"Handfuls of Heroes on Desperate Ventures: When do Special Operations Succeed?" by Colin S. Gray
"'Carts and Horses'--Strategy and Arms Control for a New Europe," by Jeffrey D. McCausland
"PfP and the State Partnership Program: Fostering Engagement and Progress," by John R. Groves, Jr.
"Peace Implementation and the Concept of Induced Consent in Peace Operations," by David Jablonsky and James S. McCallum
"Heavy Peace," by Ralph Peters
Conflict in the Balkans
"SFOR in Bosnia in 1997: A Watershed Year," by John L. Cirafici
"The Role of the Political Adviser in Peacekeeping Operations," by David A. Lange
"Grunt Diplomacy: In the Beginning There Were Only Soldiers," by Tony Cucolo
"How the Guard and Reserve Will Fight in 2025," by David T. Fautua
"'The World Will Hold Its Breath': Reinterpreting Operation Barbarossa," by R. D. Hooker, Jr.
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