| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| D 101.146:C 81/5 | COVID-19 and Indo-Pacific strategy : Korea is up, China is down, and the US (for now) is out | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/6 | Scenarios for a post-COVID Middle East | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/7 | "Hole" of government : what COVID-19 reveals about American security planning | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/8 | Recruiting in a post-COVID-19 world | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/9 | The impact of COVID-19 on civil-military relations | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/10 | Outbreak : COVID-19, crime, and conflict | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/11 | COVID-19 : shaping a sicker, poorer, more violent, and unstable Western Hemisphere | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/12 | Domestic politics and the military's COVID-19 response | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/13 | Post-COVID transformation : DOD goes into the Matrix? | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 81/14 | COVID-19 and Brazil : why the US-Brazil relationship matters more than ever | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 83 | Counterterrorism in African failed states challenges and potential solutions | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 83/2 | Learning from Iraq counterinsurgency in American strategy | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 83/3 | Strategic challenges for counterinsurgency and the global War on Terrorism | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 83/4 | The COIN conundrum : the future of counterinsurgency and U.S. land power | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 86 |
Crime, violence, and the crisis in Guatemala : a case study in the erosion of the state Criminals, militias, and insurgents : organized crime in Iraq |
2 |
| D 101.146:C 86/3 | Transnational organized crime, terrorism, and criminalized states in Latin America an emerging tier-one national security priority | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 89 | Security requirements for post-transition Cuba | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 89/2 | On the uses of cultural knowledge | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 89/3 | Culture, identity, and information technology in the 21st century implications for U.S. national security | 1 |
| D 101.146:C 99 | Cyber infrastructure protection | 1 |