Publications
As the “Navy’s Home of Thought,” U.S. Naval War College (NWC) produces a variety of news reports, research publications, books, and journals, including the Naval War College Review. Whether you’re a scholar, military leader, government professional, or an independent researcher, we hope you’ll find the wide array of ideas, analysis, and opinions available at NWC useful and inspiring.
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U.S. Naval War College Collections
Our institutional repository provides a variety of reports, publications, books and journals to assist scholars, military researchers, and government professionals. Journals showcase original research and highlight in-depth thinking for the naval profession of the United States.
Newport Papers, NWC Review, and More
Naval War College Press
From our editorial offices in Sims Hall comes the quarterly Naval War College Review, as well as a wide selection of books that bring the U.S. Navy’s history and latest theory to life.
Inform, Stimulate, and Challenge Readers
Faculty Publications
U.S. Naval War College faculty members publish their learned opinions on diverse topics and time periods in various media outlets including academic journals, online publications, scholarly texts, and popular editions.
Featured Faculty
Sam J. Tangredi
Professor
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Cyber and Innovation Policy Institute
Professor Tangredi was appointed as the Leidos Chair of Future Warfare Studies in March 2019 and since May 2017, has served as the director of the Institute for Future Warfare Studies. He initially joined the Naval War College as a professor of national, naval and maritime strategy in the Strategic and Operational Research Department, Center for Naval Warfare Studies in October 2016. He has published five books, over 150 journal articles and book chapters, and numerous reports for government and academic organizations. He is a retired Navy captain and surface warfare officer specializing in naval strategy. He held command at sea and directed several strategic planning organizations.
Steven P. Stashwick
Managing Editor
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Naval War College Press
Steven P. Stashwick is the Managing Editor of the Naval War College Press. He previously served as an Associate Editor at the Press. His own writing and research interests include U.S.-China competition, defense policy and force structure, and the strategic effects of climate change. Still a serving officer in the Navy Reserve after ten years on active duty, he has operational experience in the Pacific and European theaters, served multiple tours on the Navy staff, and mobilized in support of U.S. Embassy, Baghdad.