A History of Conflict in the Modern World
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Köp båda 2 för 1764 krPlacing historical examples of irregular, guerrilla, asymmetric, and insurgent warfare in context is the author's strong suit, and he takes care to explain where those concepts overlap as well as where they do not. . . . Useful insights, both historical and historiographical, for general readers as well as academics and military professionals. Summing Up: Recommended. All levels/libraries. * Choice *
Thomas R. Mockaitis is professor of history at DePaul University, USA.
Introduction 1. The Military Transformation of Early Modern Europe 2. An Era of Limited War 3. The Era of Revolutionary Wars: North America 4. French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars 5. Industrialization and the American Civil War 6. Prussian Military Reforms and the Wars of German Unification 7. The Long Peace 8. World War I 9. The Interwar Period 10. World War II in Europe 11. World War II in Asia 12. The Cold War: A New Era of Limited Conflicted? 13. Conflict in the PostCold War World Conclusion: The New Security Environment and the Future of Warfare Notes Bibliography Index