John Michael Weaver Books

Focusing on national security, the book employs the Political, Information, Security, and Economic (PISE) Model to explore how the 'Five Eyes' nations—Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the USA—address security threats. Through an analysis of various secondary data sources, it examines each country's strategies and collaborative efforts to enhance homeland security. The author reveals that while each nation identifies its own threats, they also engage in joint initiatives to foster resilience and preparedness against potential security breaches.

Cyber threats pose significant risks to North America, particularly the United States, as they increasingly disrupt and damage national infrastructure. This book employs qualitative research to analyze the four instruments of power—diplomacy, information, military, and economic—through the lens of the York Intelligence Red Team Model-Cyber. It examines how adversaries exploit these instruments against the U.S. Utilizing secondary data and the Federal Secondary Data Case Study Triangulation Model, the study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the cyber threat landscape.

Drawing from six years of hands-on experience within NATO, the author offers a comprehensive overview of the Alliance's history, political and military components, and command structure. The book delves into contemporary NATO operations, military training, and exercises, emphasizing their role in preparing forces for NATO Response Force rotations. It highlights NATO's significance as a deterrent and responsive organization in both Article 5 and non-Article 5 operations, showcasing its impact on global conflicts over the past two decades in various regions.

Background information -- Research questions, methodology, and limitations -- United Nations (context) -- The United States (and overview of priorities) -- China -- France -- Russia -- United Kingdom -- Analysis and findings -- Conclusion.