List of publications

1. The Writings and Publications of Richard Stuart Maltz<br />My writings have been incorporated into official publications of USJFCOM and other commands. My correspondence with the Cognitive Domain Cabal was published as a series of articles between 2006 and 2010 by the Royal Canadian Military Institute. The Army War College’s Winter 2004 Parameters magazine ran an exchange between myself and Ralph Peters on Military Concept Development. Articles on “Quality Leadership” and “Maneuver Warfare” were published, or accepted for publication, by Quality Observer, Program Manager (Defense Systems Management College), Marine Corps Gazette, Naval Proceedings, Parameters, Military Review, and others. My book reviews have been published by USJFCOM’s Doctrine and Education Group in its “A Common Perspective” journal. Publication of other papers is pending. A representative list of my articles includes:<br />“The Paradox of Shaping”. Published in the Fall 2010 edition of US Joint Forces Command Joint Warfighting Center Doctrine and Education Group’s A Common Perspective. <br />quot;
The Nature and Importance of the Cognitive Domainquot;
. Slated, along with other pieces, to be published as an annex to the new quot;
Strategic Communication Handbook in 2009; it was withdrawn when deemed too sensitive for official publication by DOD evaluators. It was published in Royal Canadian Military Institute's (RCMI’s) November-December 2009 SITREP journal. The Naval War College Review has also expressed interest in publishing this piece. <br />“The Epistemology of Strategy”. This lecture was delivered to the Army's Annual Strategy Conference and the Hampton Roads Militaria Society in 2009. It has been published in the RCMI's May-June 2009 SITREP journal; on the quot;
Defense in the National Interestquot;
website; and in Diplomacy World #111, Fall 2010; and was slated for publication in the 2010 edition of the Joint Center for Operational Analysis Journal. The Army's Strategic Studies Institute has slated this for publication in the Proceedings of their Conference, and it has been requested that I expand it into a monograph for publication in their quot;
Advanc-ed Strategic Thoughtquot;
series. The Naval War College Review has also expressed interest in publishing it. <br />“Shared Situational Understanding” SITREP, Royal Canadian Military Institute, September– October 2007; Military Review, US Army Command and General Staff College, September– October 2010 (also published in the Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin, Military Intelligence Corps Association's Vanguard magazine, and the Defense in the National Interest website. It was slated for publication in the 2010 edition of the Joint Center for Operational Analysis (JCOA) Journal. The Marine Corps Gazette has also asked to publish this piece.<br />“Three Aspects of Structure and Operations Essential for Successful Organizations: Vision, Philosophy, and Learning” SITREP, Royal Canadian Military Institute, January - February 2007. The Wright Stuff, Air University Press. 3 September 2009. The US Naval Institute has also asked to publish this in their Proceedings magazine.<br />quot;
Massacre in Fallujah: A Lesson on Perception and Cognition in Warfarequot;
Royal Canadian Military Institute’s SITREP, November – December 2006, and in the Fall 2010 edition of USJFCOM Joint Warfighting Center’s A Common Perspective. It was slated for publication in the 2010 edition of the Joint Center for Operational Analysis Journal. The Naval Institute’s Proceedings magazine, and the Marine Corps Gazette have also asked to publish this piece.<br />quot;
Quality Leadership as Maneuver Warfare.quot;
Program Manager, Defense Systems Manage-ment College May - June 1997 (published in other professional journals from 1994 thru 1998).<br />“A Beginner’s Primer on Strategic Nuclear Warfare”, Military Intelligence Magazine, 1979<br />Others: “Genius in War”, “Systemic Operational Design”, “The Nature of Useful National Security Transformation”, “Why Success Eludes US Foreign and Military Policy”.<br />