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Index
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of boxes
Abbreviations
Introduction: strategy and strategic thought
Notes
Further reading
PART I: Traditional dimensions of strategy
1. Seapower
Alfred Thayer Mahan
Sir Julian Stafford Corbett
The first post-Cold War decade
The 2000s
The 2010s
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
2. Landpower
Sun Tzu
Sir Basil Henry Liddell Hart
Carl von Clausewitz
Antoine Henri Jomini
Conventional strategic thought during the Cold War
Strategic thought since the end of the Cold War
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
3. Airpower
Giulio Douhet
William Mitchell
Critiques
The first post-Cold War decade
New theoretical boundaries
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
4. Nuclear power and deterrence
The Cold War era
Deterrence now
Conventional deterrence
Nuclear deterrence
Questions of nuclear pre-emption
Pre-emption and biological and chemical weapons
BMD
Deterrence and terrorism
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
PART II: Strategy and non-state actors
5. Irregular war: insurgency, counterinsurgency, new war and hybrid war
Revolutionary war in the early and mid-twentieth century
Post-Cold War
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
6. Peacekeeping, stabilization and humanitarian intervention
Peacekeeping and its variants
Stabilization and reconstruction
Humanitarian intervention
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
PART III: Technology and strategy
7. Joint theory and Military Transformation
The RMA
Military Transformation
EBO and related concepts
Broader aspects of Transformation
Military innovation
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
8. Cyberwar
What is cyberwar?
Strategic thought
War questions
The plausibility of strategic cyberwar
Cyberwar and non-state actors
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
9. Spacepower
What is space?
The topography of space
The character of spacecraft
Spacepower
Space forces and space missions
The conduct of war
Conclusion
Questions
Notes
Further reading
Index
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