Conflict Termination and Military Strategy Coercion, Persuasion, and War

List of contents

1. The Endgame and War Part One: Superpower Perspectives 2. Conflict Termination in the Nuclear Era 3. Conflict Termination in Soviet Military Thought and Strategy Part Two: The Conflict Spectrum 4. Limited War and Conflict Control 5. Mid-intensity Wars and U.S. Leverage, 1956–1985 6. Ending Major Coalition Wars 7. Terminating Strategic Exchanges: Requirements and Prerequisites, Barry Schneider Part Three: U.S. Military Service Contributions 8. The Role of Ground Forces in Conflict Termination 9. Air Power and Conflict Termination 10. Conflict Termination Through Maritime Leverage Part Four: Conclusion 11. The Missing Link in Conflict Termination Thought: Strategy

Summary

This book examines a wide variety of topics, ranging from Soviet and U.S. views on conflict termination to past, present, and future U.S. military service contributions. It demonstrates the importance of careful evaluation of conflict termination goals during peacetime.

Product details

• Assisted by: Stephen J. Cimbala (Editor), Keith A. Dunn (Editor), Cimbala Stephen J. (Editor)
• Authors: Stephen J. Cimbala
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd.
• Content: Book
• Product form: Paperback / Softback
• Publication date: 31.03.2020
• Subject: Social sciences, law, business > Political science > Comparative and international political science
• EAN: 9780367161507
• ISBN: 978-0-367-16150-7
• Pages: 196
• Subjects: POLITICAL SCIENCE / Political Freedom, HISTORY / Military / General, TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING / Military Science, Warfare & defence, Warfare and defence, Political control and freedoms, Political Control & Freedoms, West Germany, Military engineering, post war, Strategic Risk Assessment, soviet military, war termination, ground forces, Soviet military doctrine, War Time, NATO Head, NATO Decision, NATO Coalition, General Nuclear War, NATO Member, NATO Deployment, NATO Territory, NATO’s Interest, coalition warfare analysis, nuclear conflict resolution, limited war theory, endgame strategies, military decisionmaking, post-Cold War conflict termination, NATO’s Ground