H.R. McMaster

Slower May Be Better in Going at ISIS

Published February 24, 2017by Guest Contributor 1 Comment

by Paul R. Pillar A couple of tendencies that are all too common in policymaking and policy debate tend to make for unwise foreign commitments or overextended foreign expeditions. One is to treat a goal that is at most an… Continue Reading →

The Promise and Peril of H.R. McMaster

Published February 21, 2017by Guest Contributor 1 Comment

by William Hartung President Trump’s choice of H.R. McMaster to replace Michael Flynn as his national security advisor has elicited glowing words and sighs of relief among experienced foreign policy hands and mainstream journalists alike, and rightly so. The most… Continue Reading →

Slower May Be Better in Going at ISIS

The Promise and Peril of H.R. McMaster

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