Strategy: The Logic of War and Peace Edward N. Luttwak
Publisher: Harvard University Press

Mar 9, 2014 - In The War That Ended Peace, Margaret Macmillan, the author of the much-admired Peacemakers (2001), has delivered an enjoyable romp through a decade and a half of European history.That it feels curious to use the word 'romp' about a work Logistically, too, this is impressive, keeping an awful lot of plates spinning while building a composite picture of the tangled mass of European diplomacy in a way that feels logical. "Strategic Intelligence." Spring 2008. Naval War College in May 2010 . "Tying US Defense Spending to GDP: Bad Logic, Bad Policy." Autumn 2008. 1 day ago - This is a book that is emotionally charged but balanced with logical ideas and formulas for progress by a man of great intelligence and charisma. Silverberg, Daniel, and Joseph Heimann. Sep 6, 2013 - In the context of heightened economic competition, Russia, China, and America are only out to protect their own strategic interests in the Middle East. Army War College April 2010 Strategy Conference and an essay written for requirements at the U.S. Dec 17, 2013 - This occurred mostly in the early Renaissance era in a evolution which, some would argue, culminated in the Peace of Westphalia of 1648, concluding the major European Wars of Religion. "Is There a Civil-Military Gap in China's Peaceful Rise?" Summer 2009. Armed Nonstate Groups; Policy, Terror, & Espionage; Strategic Leadership in Wartimes; New Perspectives on Vietnam; Revisiting the Great War. Nov 28, 2010 - This perspective derives from research which informed a brief the author delivered at the U.S. Dec 16, 2013 - “You do what China did [before], which is the 'peaceful rise,'” a low-key strategy that dates back to the 1980s reformer Deng Xiaoping but which President Xi Jinping reiterated recently. Feb 1, 2001 - Commentaries and Replies · Book Reviews. €That is what successful Through all the tensions and terrors of the Cold War, “the Russian military were under classic Marxist-Leninist orders of 'no adventurism' … Don't try to make a career by Luttwak, in his Strategy: The Logic of War and Peace.