The Science of War: History, Technology, and Humanist Solutions
To examine war through a scientific lens is not to glorify it, but to understand it—rationally, historically, and morally.
Security – Defense – Military
Explore the science, history, and ethics of security, defense, and military strategy—analyzing war, intelligence, and peace through an Integrated Humanist lens.
Scientific and historical studies of security, defense, and military power, with analysis of strategy, institutions, and ethics in global perspective.
The Science and Future of Nuclear Power: From Fission to Humanist Responsibility
This article explores the science, history, and global impact of nuclear power—from its discovery and energy uses to weapons, regulation, and ethics—offering an Integrated Humanist vision for its responsible future.
The History and Science of Aviation: From Wings of Myth to Engines of the Future
A sweeping exploration of aviation’s past, present, and future — from ancient myths of flight to the latest aerospace technology — viewed through the lens of science, society, and Integrated Humanism.
The History and Science of Naval Power: From Rafts to Global Maritime Responsibility
Explore the history, science, and strategy of naval power—from ancient seacraft to modern warships—and discover a humanist vision for peaceful, cooperative stewardship of the world’s oceans.
Monks of War: The Rise and Legacy of the Military Orders
This article traces the evolution of military orders, from their sacred origins to their secular echoes.
Veterans, PTSD, and Meditation
Rough estimates conclude that over half a million U.S. troops have been diagnosed with PTSD. About four out of five will not receive adequate care. Half will receive no care at all.