Turning Point: The Gulf War And U.s. Military Strategy by L. Benjamin Ederington
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Turning Point
Summary
This collection of essays re-examines the nature of war in the wake of the Persian Gulf War. It includes accounts of the war itself and analyses of US foreign policy and strategy.
Turning Point Summary
Table of Contents
Part 1 The strategic context: the context for military strategy, Edward Luttwak; post-Cold War US national interests and priorities, Richard Rosecrance; power - what is it? how can we best use it?, Joseph S. Nye Jr. Part 2 The Gulf and its lessons: American air power - the legacy of the Gulf War, Eliot A. Cohen; the ground war, John Keegan; implications for future military strategy, John H. Cushman. Part 3 Elements of future military strategic thought: the role of nuclear weapons, Thomas C. Schelling; what do we want to deter and how do we deter it?, Robert Jervis; force projection/crisis response, Jeffrey Record; command and control, Kenneth Allard; US military strategy in Europe, Larry D. Budge; US military strategy in the Middle East, Edward B. Atkeson; US military strategy in Asia, Thomas L. mcNaugher. Part 4 Summing up: military strategy for an era of transition, Martin van Crevald.
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GOR009953837
9780813322926
0813322928
Turning Point: The Gulf War And U.s. Military Strategy by L. Benjamin Ederington
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Hardback
Taylor & Francis Inc
19950228
290
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