B.J.C. MCKERCHER is Chair of War Studies at the Royal Military College of Canada and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society./e He is a specialist in 20th-century Anglo-American relations. He is the general editor of The Praeger Studies in Diplomacy and Strategic Thought and, with K.E. Neilson, general editor of The Praeger Series on Foreign Policy in the Inter-war Period.ROCH LEGAULT is Assistant Professor in the Department of History in the Royal Military College of Canada./e He is an expert on Canadian military history, especially British military history in the Canadian context, since the Colonial Period. At the moment, Professor Legault is examining the Canadian reserves and British military activity in Canada.

• Military Planning and the Origins of the Second World War by Gordon MartelReluctant Neutral: Italy and the Strategic Balance in 1939 by Alan CasselsThe Weimar Roots of German Military Planning in the 1930s by Robert M. CitinoWeaknesses in French Military Planning on the Eve of the Second World War by Henry DutaillyBritish Military Planning by Sebastian CoxJedi Knights in the Kremlin: The Soviet Military in the 1930s and the Genesis of Deep Battle by Roman Johann JarymowiczAmerican War Plans by Steven RossMilitary Planning and the Origins of the Second World War by Sidney AsterBibliographyIndex

B.J.C. MCKERCHER is Chair of War Studies at the Royal Military College of Canada and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society./e He is a specialist in 20th-century Anglo-American relations. He is the general editor of The Praeger Studies in Diplomacy and Strategic Thought and, with K.E. Neilson, general editor of The Praeger Series on Foreign Policy in the Inter-war Period.ROCH LEGAULT is Assistant Professor in the Department of History in the Royal Military College of Canada./e He is an expert on Canadian military history, especially British military history in the Canadian context, since the Colonial Period. At the moment, Professor Legault is examining the Canadian reserves and British military activity in Canada.

• Military Planning and the Origins of the Second World War by Gordon MartelReluctant Neutral: Italy and the Strategic Balance in 1939 by Alan CasselsThe Weimar Roots of German Military Planning in the 1930s by Robert M. CitinoWeaknesses in French Military Planning on the Eve of the Second World War by Henry DutaillyBritish Military Planning by Sebastian CoxJedi Knights in the Kremlin: The Soviet Military in the 1930s and the Genesis of Deep Battle by Roman Johann JarymowiczAmerican War Plans by Steven RossMilitary Planning and the Origins of the Second World War by Sidney AsterBibliographyIndex

B.J.C. MCKERCHER is Chair of War Studies at the Royal Military College of Canada and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society./e He is a specialist in 20th-century Anglo-American relations. He is the general editor of The Praeger Studies in Diplomacy and Strategic Thought and, with K.E. Neilson, general editor of The Praeger Series on Foreign Policy in the Inter-war Period.ROCH LEGAULT is Assistant Professor in the Department of History in the Royal Military College of Canada./e He is an expert on Canadian military history, especially British military history in the Canadian context, since the Colonial Period. At the moment, Professor Legault is examining the Canadian reserves and British military activity in Canada.

• Military Planning and the Origins of the Second World War by Gordon MartelReluctant Neutral: Italy and the Strategic Balance in 1939 by Alan CasselsThe Weimar Roots of German Military Planning in the 1930s by Robert M. CitinoWeaknesses in French Military Planning on the Eve of the Second World War by Henry DutaillyBritish Military Planning by Sebastian CoxJedi Knights in the Kremlin: The Soviet Military in the 1930s and the Genesis of Deep Battle by Roman Johann JarymowiczAmerican War Plans by Steven RossMilitary Planning and the Origins of the Second World War by Sidney AsterBibliographyIndex