Strategic Studies Quarterly, Winter 2011, by Joseph S. Nye Jr.
W. Alexander Vacca
JFQ Article by Dennis M. Murphy (Jan 2012).
Enemies realize the potency of influence and will increasingly bend information to sway both friendly and hostile publics. To prevail in future conflicts, the Nation must not only be more adroit at telling its own story but also predictive about adversary inclinations and methods of using misinformation.
By Lieutenant General Michael T. Flynn, U.S. Army,
and Brigadier General Charles A. Flynn, U.S. Army
This report updates the 2010 report issued in March 2011 and includes an overview of how the U.S. Government is organized for strategic communication. The report is required under the National Defense Authorization Act of 2009.
This edition includes updates to Army social media policy and new examples of Army leaders using social media effectively. It provides instructions on how to respond to social media imposters and fake sites. It also includes an expanded operations security section and an extensive social media glossary.