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Great Powers and Grand Strategy 1900–1954 De Gruyter Oldenbourg , Berlin/Boston, 2022, 436 pp eBook ISBN: 9783110718713 DOI: 10.1515/9783110718713 Edited by: Brian P Farrell, SR Joey Long and David J Ulbrich Reviewed by: Andrew Carr In his concluding reflections, Brian Farrell observes that this edited book is best thought of as ‘a jazz score, not a symphony—one that combines a steady and discernible rhythm section with connected, but strikingly diverse, individual riffs’. In the hands of these capable …
The Career Disruptor … Climate Change and Army Personnel …
Examining Efficacy of Administrative Sanctions in Army …
Opportunities and Strategies for the Australian Army … Supporting the Government’s efforts in the Indo-Pacific’s Grey Zone …
Optimising the Cavalry for Littoral Manoeuvre …
How Small Nations Influence Great Powers in War …
Overcoming Challenges for Strategic Advantage … Operational AI Integration and Governance in the Australian Army …
Asymmetrical Warfare: Today’s Challenge to U.S. Military Power Written by: Roger W. Barnett, Brassey’s, Washington D.C., 2003, ISBN: , 182 pp. Reviewed by: Alan Ryan, Senior Research Fellow, Land Warfare Studies Centre The concept of ‘asymmetry’ in conflict is one of the most abused buzzwords in the contemporary lexicon of warfare. It is most generally used to describe a situation where an adversary uses methods that avoid an opponent’s strengths while targeting their weaknesses. This definition is not …
Bush at War Written by: Bob Woodward, New York, Simon & Schuster, 2002, ISBN: , 376 pp. Reviewed by: Dr Alexandra Siddall, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade In Bush at War , Bob Woodward provides an informative and non-partisan account of the presidential decision-making process in the hundred days following the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001. During this period, the United States prepared for a war in Afghanistan against al-Qa’ida and the Taliban, took steps towards a pre-emptive strike …
