Mark Cancian
Stories by Mark Cancian
In this op-ed, Mark Cancian with CSIS lays out some idea for how to make transition papers from think tanks actually matter to a new administration.
By Mark Cancian
In this op-ed, Mark Cancian explains how Israel was able to severely set back Hezbollah in just over a week.
By Mark Cancian
In this op-ed, Mark Cancian of CSIS lays out how the DoD can overcome countermeasures of precision munitions.
By Mark Cancian
Mark Cancian and Chris Park of CSIS break down what is in this year’s unfunded priority lists and what they say about the state of the US military.
By Mark Cancian and Chris Park
In this op-ed, Mark Cancian breaks down the $106 billion of supplemental funding the Biden administration has requested to provide support to Israel and Ukraine in new ways – with hopes it can help break the Congressional logjam.
By Mark Cancian
A lot of money considered to be “aid to Ukraine” is actually spent in the US. In this op ed, Mark Cancian argues that eliminating that funding would be bad business for both Ukraine and American interests.
By Mark Cancian
Congress should not shoot the messenger, but help the Navy and Marine Corps explain why 31 amphibs is the right number, CSIS’s Mark Cancian argues in this op-ed.
By Mark Cancian
A year ago, Mark Cancian of CSIS laid out five things to watch for in a war between Ukraine and Russia. Now he assess where things ended up.
By Mark Cancian
Ukraine appears to have struck Russia in Crimea twice this month. But how they actually pulled it off is a mystery worth unraveling, writes Mark Cancian of CSIS.
By Mark Cancian
Last month’s update to the Marine Corps strategic guidance included many changes from the original document. Mark Cancian of CSIS goes in depth on what shifted, and why it matters.
By Mark Cancian
Mark Cancian of CSIS lays out five major lessons that could be learned from a Russia-Ukraine conflict.
By Mark Cancian
“DoD is taking the attitude towards violent extremism that the Supreme Court took towards pornography; they will know it when they see it,” writes Mark Cancian. “That was not a useful legal test for pornography, and DoD will run into the same problem.”
By Mark Cancian
Mark Cancian of CSIS takes a look at two strategies for US military deployment to deter Russia – and how realistic they may be.
By Mark Cancian
In this op-ed, Mark Cancian with CSIS lays out some idea for how to make transition papers from think tanks actually matter to a new administration.
By Mark Cancian In this op-ed, Mark Cancian explains how Israel was able to severely set back Hezbollah in just over a week.
By Mark Cancian In this op-ed, Mark Cancian of CSIS lays out how the DoD can overcome countermeasures of precision munitions.
By Mark Cancian Mark Cancian and Chris Park of CSIS break down what is in this year’s unfunded priority lists and what they say about the state of the US military.
By Mark Cancian and Chris Park In this op-ed, Mark Cancian breaks down the $106 billion of supplemental funding the Biden administration has requested to provide support to Israel and Ukraine in new ways – with hopes it can help break the Congressional logjam.
By Mark Cancian A lot of money considered to be “aid to Ukraine” is actually spent in the US. In this op ed, Mark Cancian argues that eliminating that funding would be bad business for both Ukraine and American interests.
By Mark Cancian Congress should not shoot the messenger, but help the Navy and Marine Corps explain why 31 amphibs is the right number, CSIS’s Mark Cancian argues in this op-ed.
By Mark Cancian A year ago, Mark Cancian of CSIS laid out five things to watch for in a war between Ukraine and Russia. Now he assess where things ended up.
By Mark Cancian Ukraine appears to have struck Russia in Crimea twice this month. But how they actually pulled it off is a mystery worth unraveling, writes Mark Cancian of CSIS.
By Mark Cancian Last month’s update to the Marine Corps strategic guidance included many changes from the original document. Mark Cancian of CSIS goes in depth on what shifted, and why it matters.
By Mark Cancian Mark Cancian of CSIS lays out five major lessons that could be learned from a Russia-Ukraine conflict.
By Mark Cancian “DoD is taking the attitude towards violent extremism that the Supreme Court took towards pornography; they will know it when they see it,” writes Mark Cancian. “That was not a useful legal test for pornography, and DoD will run into the same problem.”
By Mark Cancian Mark Cancian of CSIS takes a look at two strategies for US military deployment to deter Russia – and how realistic they may be.
By Mark Cancian
Mark Cancian of CSIS makes a series of suggestions to Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy on how to successfully run DOGE in this op-ed.
By Mark Cancian