Dr. C. Dale Walton

Book Review Editor, Comparative Strategy

Dr. C. Dale Walton has been Book Review Editor of Comparative Strategy since 2002, and Managing Editor of that publication since 2005. Comparative Strategy is a leading international journal of global affairs and strategic studies whose readership includes key policymakers, academics, and other leaders. In recent years, authors from a wide variety of countries, including Germany, Great Britain, Greece, India, Japan, the Netherlands, North and South Korea, and the United States, have contributed to the journal. These authors have included Kathleen C. Bailey, Colin S. Gray and Keith B. Payne, the journal's Senior Contributing Editor, Editor for Europe, and Editor-in-Chief, respectively, as well as other major thinkers such as James R. Blaker, Steven Blank, Stephen J. Cimbala, Ariel Cohen, Everett Dolman, Douglas J. Feith, Alexander L. George, Daniel Gouré, Holger H. Mey, William S. Murray, John B. Rhinelander, Dennis Showalter, Leon Sloss, Robert F. Turner, James J. Wirtz, and David S. Yost, among many others.

Dr. Walton has been an Assistant Professor at Missouri State University (located in Fairfax, VA) since 2001. His research interests include strategic relationships and security problems in Asia, terrorism, geopolitics and the changing geostrategic environment, and U.S. military-strategic history. He has published over twenty-five book chapters, articles, and reviews. His first book, The Myth of Inevitable US Defeat in Vietnam, was published by Frank Cass in 2002. His forthcoming work, The Geopolitics of Great Power Struggle in the Twenty-First Century, will be published by Routledge. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Hull, UK, where he was an H.B. Earhart Fellow, his MS from Missouri State University, and his BA (magna cum laude) from the University of New Mexico.

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