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2 Fletcher Sec. Rev. 1 (2015)

handle is hein.journals/fletsrev2 and id is 1 raw text is: Sarah Detzner is a Fletcher Ph.D student whose research is focused on international security, particularly alliance cooperation, post-conflict stabilization/reconstruction, and security sector reform. Before coming to Fletcher, she served in the Obama Administration as a speechwriter for former Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates, worked as an Obama 2008 campaign staffer, and with the National Democratic Institute in Wash- ington D.C., Lebanon, and Jordan. She is a gradu- ate of Macalester College. EDITOR'S NOTE We are delighted to introduce our Winter 2015 issue! The Fletcher Security Review: Managed and edited by students at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, we build on the Fletcher School's strong traditions of combining scholarship with practice, fostering close interdisciplinary collaboration, and acting as a vehicle for groundbreaking discussion of inter- national security. We believe that by leveraging these strengths - seeking input from established and up-and-coming scholars, practitioners, and analysts from around the world on topics de- serving of greater attention - we can promote genuinely unique ways of looking at the future of security. Each issue of the Review is centered around a broad theme - in this issue, we tackle Money & War. Money influences every aspect of warfare, conventional or unconventional. No nation- state military, insurgent group, terrorist network, trans-national criminal organization, or hybrid actor can be understood, or countered, without knowing where the money is coming from - as well as where, and how, it gets spent. Evolutions and revolu- tions in financial tools and practices quickly translate to trans- formations in military affairs, and some cases, vice versa. Of course, this issue, and the Fletcher Security Review as a whole is not the product of one person but the collective achievement of our entire group. Many worked long hours to produce content across the four editorial sections - policy, his- tory, current affairs, book reviews and interviews - as well as our new blog and our design and business teams. We thank the ad- visory board members - Richard Shultz, Robert Pfaltzgraff and James Stavridis - for their steadfast support and Dean Gerard Sheehan for his unwavering encouragement. Thanks for joining us! SARAH DETZNER Editor-in-Chief Vol.2 no.1: Money & War 1

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