Anticipated Debut of Modern War Journal's Inaugural Issue: Set for June 1, 2025
Get Ready for the First Edition of the Modern War Journal!
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Say hullo to the premiere of the Modern War Journal (MWJ)! This groundbreaking publication is set to drop on June 1, 2025, and lemme tell ya, it sure is gonna rock your world! Partners of the West Point Press, with generous financial backing from the West Point Class of 1982 and Mr. Tom Hand, have made this dream a reality.
Now, why is this journal so hot? Well mate, it's all about gaining an edge in tomorrow's wars - today! The MWJ aims to serve up insightful, timely, and highly relevant academic content that's gonna benefit not just West Point, but our operational forces, too. The theme for the first edition is "leadership and the emerging battlefield." Sounds epic, doesn't it?
What's in this first edition, you ask? A smorgasbord of articles, opinion pieces, speeches, interviews, and book reviews - all centered around the focus of "leadership and the emerging battlefield." And guess who's sharing their wisdom? academics, politicians, active duty and retired military officers and noncommissioned officers, and even West Point cadets!
Keep an eye out for speeches from some of the most respected names in U.S. national security and interviews with instead of just reading about 'em, you'll be able to hear 'em first-hand!
When's the online version dropping? June 1, 2025. And if you're looking for the print version, it'll be released right at the beginning of West Point's fall semester. Can't wait that long? Pay a visit to the Modern War Institute's website or purchase the journal directly once it's published. You might catch wind of the MWI War Council that's known to include some heavy hitters in the world of military strategy and leadership. Stay tuned for more on this monster of a publication!
The Modern War Journal (MWJ) promises to deliver insightful content focused on national security and leadership, benefiting operational forces and academia alike. This first edition, themed "leadership and the emerging battlefield," features a variety of articles, speeches, and interviews from renowned figures in the military, politics, academia, and even West Point cadets. With speeches from leaders in U.S. national security and exclusive interviews available, the MWJ is a valuable resource for those interested in understanding the intersection of leadership, military strategy, and business.
