Naval War College Review

Volume L, Number 2, Sequence 358
Spring 1997

President's Notes

Articles

Ballistic Missile Defense from the Sea: The Commander's Perspective: Lieutenant Commander Charles C. Swicker, U.S. Navy
War Crimes, Crimes against Humanity, and Command Responsibility: Leslie C. Green
Address to the Naval War College: William J. Crowe, Jr., U.S. Ambassador to the Court of St. James's
Spotting Trouble: Identifying Faltering and Failing States: Richard J. Norton and James F. Miskel
The Constants of Naval Warfare: Frank Uhlig, Jr.

In My View

Letters to the Editor

Set and Drift

The Study of Strategy: Captain Reginald R. Belknap, U.S. Navy

Book Reviews

(First 5 of 20 reviews, in order as printed)

U.S.-Russian Naval Cooperation,: by Charles A. Meconis and Boris N. Makeev, reviewed by Joseph C. Strasser
Peace Operation: Developing and American Strategy,: edited by Antonia Handler Chayes and George T. Raach, reviewed by Jeff Kojac
National Defense and the Environment,: by Stephen Dycus, reviewed by Michael N. Schmitt
Negotiating in the Public Eye: The Impact of the Press on the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Force Negotiations,: by Mark A. Genest, reviewed by Sam J. Tangredi
The Helsinki Process: Negotiating Security and Cooperation in Europe,: by John Fry, reviewed by Mary Troy Johnston

Our Cover:

Shipyard workers cut away a dry-dock brow in preparation to refloat the cruiser USSTiconderoga at the Metro Machine Company in Norfolk, Virginia, in 1993. The photographer is Cdr. Thomas D. Walczyk, DC, U.S. Navy, Dental Department Head on board USS Nimitz (CVN 68). See the cover of our Autumn 1994 issue for another of Commander Walczyk's striking photographs.