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Warfare in the age of non-state actors: implications for the U.S. Army

Kendall D. Gott, managing editor; Michael G. Brooks, general editor
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Publication:
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. : Combat Studies Institute Press, US Army Combined Arms Center, 2007
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Table of Contents:
  • Keynote address, Barry R. McCaffrey: The army and the global war on terrorism. Panel 1. International perspectives. A French view on the war in French-Algeria
  • Political consequences of military operations in the long war: the Israeli experience, 2000-2006. Panel 2. The role of culture. Caliphate and Islamofascism: two irrelevant factors in the long war
  • The American culture of war. Panel 3. Shaping the battlefield. The policing paradox: the dilemma of colonial policing and military security in the age of terrorism
  • Shaping the conditions for a post conflict environment. Featured speaker, William B. Caldwell IV: Strategic communications: the information battlefield. Panel 4. On the ground in Iraq. The challenge of providing security in the post-combat phase urban environment.
  • The Baghdad security plan and non-state actors. Panel 5. Non-state actors, the U.S. Army, and the law of war. At war with non-state entities
  • Legal doctrines for war among the people. Featured speaker, Robert H. Scales, Jr.: The Army and the future of irregular conflict. Leadership lecture series guest speaker, Ike Skelton, IV. Panel 6. Middle East perspective. Hezbollah as a non-state actor in the second Lebanon war: an operational analysis
  • Iraq and global insurgency: Dien Bien Phu or Khé Sanh? Featured speaker, Ralph Peters: The nature of irregular conflict in the 21st century. Featured speaker, Thomas P.M. Barnett: Global Security: continuing conflict in the Middle East.
Contributors:
Gott, Kendall D.
Brooks, Michael G.
Meetings:
Combat Studies Institute Military History Symposium (5th : 2007 : Fort Leavenworth, Kan.)
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Item content: English
Main Work:
Warfare in the age of non-state actors: implications for the U.S. Army [Combat Studies Institute Military History Symposium]
Other Related Resources:
Other format: Warfare in the age of non-state actors (vii, 401 p. — OCLC Number 212906500)
Subjects:
War
Military art and science
General Notes:
"Annual Combat Studies Institute Military History Symposium, now in its fifth year"--P. vii.
Physical Description:
vii, 401 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Call Numbers:
D 110.16:2007
SuDocs Numbers:
D 110.16:2007
ISBNs:
9780980123609
0980123607
Other Standard Numbers:
Government Printing Office Item Number: 0359-C-07
Library of Congress Control Numbers:
2007039159
OCLC Numbers:
1053077737
173299349 [Invalid]