Conceptualising Modern War ~ Columbia Univ Press 2011 Military Strategy Book

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Serious students of military history and strategy will appreciate this Columbia University Press hardcover, Conceptualising Modern War (2011). Edited by Karl Erik Haug & Ole Jørgen Maaø with an introduction by Hew Strachan, it explores how warfare is defined and fought in the modern era — from asymmetric conflict to counterinsurgency and airpower.

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Key Features:

☆ Columbia University Press first edition, 2011

☆ Hardcover with dust jacket, 365 pages

☆ Contributors include Hew Strachan, Jan Ångström, Steven Metz, Helen Dexter, and others

☆ Topics: asymmetric warfare, insurgency, terrorism, counterinsurgency, airpower doctrine

☆ Scholarly reference for modern war studies, strategy, and military history

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Condition:

▪︎ Very Good hardcover, clean pages, tight binding

▪︎ Dust jacket intact with minor edge and corner wear

▪︎ No writing or highlighting inside

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Perfect For:

~ Military historians and scholars

~ Readers of modern strategy and defense studies

~ Collectors of Columbia University Press academic works

~ Libraries, researchers, and professional institutions

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A rigorous and insightful volume on the evolving nature of war, this book is ideal for collectors, researchers, and serious readers of military strategy. Add Conceptualising Modern War to your library today.