Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1. National Security Issues Confronting the United States: An Overview
(John M. Weaver, DPA, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Chapter 2. Can We Secure It? A Qualitative Assessment of the United States’ Homeland Security
(Morgan M. Kennedy, Samantha A. Garcia and Gregory Moser, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Chapter 3. The Kremlin Strikes Back: The Russian Resurgence in the 21st Century
(Garrett Hunt, Joe Falk and Kayli Fonzi, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Chapter 4. China: Weakening in Order to Replace?
(Joshua Goodrich, Aaron Miller and Ryan Puls, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Chapter 5. Northeast Asia’s Elusive Regime: A Qualitative Assessment of North Korea
(Christopher Saylor, Matthew VanWhy and Cailie McKee, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Chapter 6. Rogue Regime: A Qualitative Perspective on Iran’s Growing Threat to U.S. National Security
(Hans Clouser, Josh Reed, Andy Nhib and Megan M. Pomeroy, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US, and others)
Chapter 7. Relentless without Physical Boundary: Isis’ Campaign to Reestablish the Caliphate as a Global Threat
(Lauren Channing and Jenna Cholowinski, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Chapter 8. Five Eyes and One Problem
(James Norrie, DPM, and Stephanie R. Nesbitt, JD, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US, and others)
Chapter 9. What Lurks in the Shadows? Cyber Threats to the United States
(Mark S. Weaver, Josh Brashears, Noah Morton and Alexander Simons, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Chapter 10. Conclusions, Recommendations, and Future Research Needs
(Jennifer Y. Pomeroy, PhD, York College, York, Pennsylvania, US)
Index