Sean M Maloney
Biographic Data
| ID | 2025152 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sean M Maloney |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sean M |
| FAMILY NAME | Maloney |
| SIGNATURE | MALONEY S M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Royal Military College of Canada |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A qualitative study of community perspectives surrounding cleaning practices in the context of Zika prevention in El Salvador
Behavior change programs for the prevention of Zika and other arboviruses need to improve community members' mosquito egg destruction skills rather than perpetuate the promotion of non-specific cleaning in and around the home as effective. Egg elimination must be clearly identified as the objective of water storage container maintenance and programs should highlight the effective techniques to achieve this goal. In addition, programs must build t…
Remembering Soviet Nuclear Risks
Recent historical focus on NATO's Able Archer exercise in 1983 risks ignoring what happened in the years afterwards: Soviet accidents amid heightened tensions
Army of darkness
The current Islamic State in Iraq and Syria displays both Taliban and al Qaeda-like characteristics. We can expect IS to host international jihadists in the same way the Taliban did between 1996 and 2001. This study depicts the jihadist training and support network established in Afghanistan during those years prior to its dismantlement and exploitation by Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. Up to now this system was understood only in the abstract but w…
Can we negotiate with the Taliban
The belief that the insurgency in southern Afghanistan is a singular entity and the assumption that negotiations with that entity can bring an end to the conflict are simplistic and do not take into account the other insurgent partners, nor the role of local power brokers. Care must be taken when providing advice in the public domain on how to end or limit conflict in Afghanistan
On a pale horse? Conceptualizing narcotics production in southern Afghanistan and its relationship to the Narcoterror Nexus
A violent impediment
Theorizing about Taliban operations in Afghanistan has its limits and it is possible that Kabul-centric strategies do not adequately address the unique circumstances of each region in the country. How exactly has the Taliban gone about attaining its objectives in Kandahar province and how have those approaches evolved since 2002? And how have the Taliban adapted to coalition forces' attempts to compete with the insurgency and stamp it out? The an…
Conceptualizing the War in Afghanistan
Analytical focus on military operations in Iraq continue to overshadow analysis of the war in Afghanistan as it enters its sixth year. It is now possible to discern several clearly-delineated periods of coalition counterinsurgency and stabilization operations. What is the nature of the war and how has it evolved? Has there been success so far in Afghanistan
Afghanistan
The troopships bring us one by one, At vast expense of time and steam To slay Afridis where they run The 'captives of the bow and spear' Are cheap alas! as we are dear
Fire Brigade or Tocsin? Nato's ACE Mobile Force, Flexible Response and the Cold War
During the Cold War, NATO planners created the Allied Command Europe Mobile Force (Land) to implement proto-flexible response strategies. Originally conceived as a means to plug gaps in the NATO Central Region "Shield" forces with portable tactical nuclear weapons, ACE Mobile Force evolved into a signalling device intended to forestall an escalatory situation with Soviet and Warsaw Pact forces on NATO's northern and southern flanks. The story of …
Berlin Contingency Planning
Cold War Berlin Contingency Planning was an important series of developments which heralded the establishment of NATO's Flexible Response strategy, a significant benchmark in the history of Western strategic thought and the place of nuclear weapons in it. Highly secret at the time, examining the BERCONs reveals the fears and aspirations of NATO policy-makers, particularly in the Kennedy administration which presided over the two most visible and …
The Revolution in Military Affairs
Victory smiles upon those who anticipate changes in the character of war, not upon those who wait to adapt themselves after the changes occur. General Guilio DouhetTHE EMINENT MILITARY HISTORIAN, Sir Michael Howard, was once 'tempted to declare dogmatically that whatever doctrine the Armed Forces are working on now, they have got it wrong. I am also tempted to declare that it does not matter that they have got it wrong. What does matter is their …
War without Battles
Operation bolster
The European Community Monitor Mission (ECMM) was the first peacekeeping operation which attempted to limit the conflict in the Balkans and pre‐dated the UN deployment by ten months. Originally an ad hoc organization, the ECMM developed permanence in the region as the conflict spread by adapting its roles and missions to new situations, particularly after the UN deployed in 1992. Its permanence was due in part to Canadian participation in the Mis…
Securing Command of the Sea
Journal Article Securing Command of the Sea: NATO Naval Planning, 1948–1954. By Sean M. Maloney. (Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1995. xiv, 276 pp. $38.95, ISBN 1-55750-562-4.) Get access Jeffrey G. Barlow Jeffrey G. Barlow Naval Historical Center, Washington, D.C. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 83, Issue 1, June 1996, Page 282, https://doi.org/10.2307/2945608 Publis…
A violent impediment
Theorizing about Taliban operations in Afghanistan has its limits and it is possible that Kabul-centric strategies do not adequately address the unique circumstances of each region in the country. How exactly has the Taliban gone about attaining its objectives in Kandahar province and how have those approaches evolved since 2002? And how have the Taliban adapted to coalition forces' attempts to compete with the insurgency and stamp it out? The an…
Conceptualizing the War in Afghanistan
Analytical focus on military operations in Iraq continue to overshadow analysis of the war in Afghanistan as it enters its sixth year. It is now possible to discern several clearly-delineated periods of coalition counterinsurgency and stabilization operations. What is the nature of the war and how has it evolved? Has there been success so far in Afghanistan
The Revolution in Military Affairs
Victory smiles upon those who anticipate changes in the character of war, not upon those who wait to adapt themselves after the changes occur. General Guilio DouhetTHE EMINENT MILITARY HISTORIAN, Sir Michael Howard, was once 'tempted to declare dogmatically that whatever doctrine the Armed Forces are working on now, they have got it wrong. I am also tempted to declare that it does not matter that they have got it wrong. What does matter is their …
Can we negotiate with the Taliban
The belief that the insurgency in southern Afghanistan is a singular entity and the assumption that negotiations with that entity can bring an end to the conflict are simplistic and do not take into account the other insurgent partners, nor the role of local power brokers. Care must be taken when providing advice in the public domain on how to end or limit conflict in Afghanistan
On a pale horse? Conceptualizing narcotics production in southern Afghanistan and its relationship to the Narcoterror Nexus
War without Battles
Operation bolster
The European Community Monitor Mission (ECMM) was the first peacekeeping operation which attempted to limit the conflict in the Balkans and pre‐dated the UN deployment by ten months. Originally an ad hoc organization, the ECMM developed permanence in the region as the conflict spread by adapting its roles and missions to new situations, particularly after the UN deployed in 1992. Its permanence was due in part to Canadian participation in the Mis…
Securing Command of the Sea
Journal Article Securing Command of the Sea: NATO Naval Planning, 1948–1954. By Sean M. Maloney. (Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1995. xiv, 276 pp. $38.95, ISBN 1-55750-562-4.) Get access Jeffrey G. Barlow Jeffrey G. Barlow Naval Historical Center, Washington, D.C. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 83, Issue 1, June 1996, Page 282, https://doi.org/10.2307/2945608 Publis…
Operation bolster
The European Community Monitor Mission (ECMM) was the first peacekeeping operation which attempted to limit the conflict in the Balkans and pre‐dated the UN deployment by ten months. Originally an ad hoc organization, the ECMM developed permanence in the region as the conflict spread by adapting its roles and missions to new situations, particularly after the UN deployed in 1992. Its permanence was due in part to Canadian participation in the Mis…
War without Battles
The Revolution in Military Affairs
Victory smiles upon those who anticipate changes in the character of war, not upon those who wait to adapt themselves after the changes occur. General Guilio DouhetTHE EMINENT MILITARY HISTORIAN, Sir Michael Howard, was once 'tempted to declare dogmatically that whatever doctrine the Armed Forces are working on now, they have got it wrong. I am also tempted to declare that it does not matter that they have got it wrong. What does matter is their …
Berlin Contingency Planning
Cold War Berlin Contingency Planning was an important series of developments which heralded the establishment of NATO's Flexible Response strategy, a significant benchmark in the history of Western strategic thought and the place of nuclear weapons in it. Highly secret at the time, examining the BERCONs reveals the fears and aspirations of NATO policy-makers, particularly in the Kennedy administration which presided over the two most visible and …
Afghanistan
The troopships bring us one by one, At vast expense of time and steam To slay Afridis where they run The 'captives of the bow and spear' Are cheap alas! as we are dear
Fire Brigade or Tocsin? Nato's ACE Mobile Force, Flexible Response and the Cold War
During the Cold War, NATO planners created the Allied Command Europe Mobile Force (Land) to implement proto-flexible response strategies. Originally conceived as a means to plug gaps in the NATO Central Region "Shield" forces with portable tactical nuclear weapons, ACE Mobile Force evolved into a signalling device intended to forestall an escalatory situation with Soviet and Warsaw Pact forces on NATO's northern and southern flanks. The story of …
Conceptualizing the War in Afghanistan
Analytical focus on military operations in Iraq continue to overshadow analysis of the war in Afghanistan as it enters its sixth year. It is now possible to discern several clearly-delineated periods of coalition counterinsurgency and stabilization operations. What is the nature of the war and how has it evolved? Has there been success so far in Afghanistan
A violent impediment
Theorizing about Taliban operations in Afghanistan has its limits and it is possible that Kabul-centric strategies do not adequately address the unique circumstances of each region in the country. How exactly has the Taliban gone about attaining its objectives in Kandahar province and how have those approaches evolved since 2002? And how have the Taliban adapted to coalition forces' attempts to compete with the insurgency and stamp it out? The an…
On a pale horse? Conceptualizing narcotics production in southern Afghanistan and its relationship to the Narcoterror Nexus
Can we negotiate with the Taliban
The belief that the insurgency in southern Afghanistan is a singular entity and the assumption that negotiations with that entity can bring an end to the conflict are simplistic and do not take into account the other insurgent partners, nor the role of local power brokers. Care must be taken when providing advice in the public domain on how to end or limit conflict in Afghanistan
Remembering Soviet Nuclear Risks
Recent historical focus on NATO's Able Archer exercise in 1983 risks ignoring what happened in the years afterwards: Soviet accidents amid heightened tensions
Army of darkness
The current Islamic State in Iraq and Syria displays both Taliban and al Qaeda-like characteristics. We can expect IS to host international jihadists in the same way the Taliban did between 1996 and 2001. This study depicts the jihadist training and support network established in Afghanistan during those years prior to its dismantlement and exploitation by Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. Up to now this system was understood only in the abstract but w…
A qualitative study of community perspectives surrounding cleaning practices in the context of Zika prevention in El Salvador
Behavior change programs for the prevention of Zika and other arboviruses need to improve community members' mosquito egg destruction skills rather than perpetuate the promotion of non-specific cleaning in and around the home as effective. Egg elimination must be clearly identified as the objective of water storage container maintenance and programs should highlight the effective techniques to achieve this goal. In addition, programs must build t…
Political science (12 works) · Law (10 works) · Military History and Strategy (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · History (6 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East (6 works) · Military and Defense Studies (5 works) · Politics (5 works)