Warfare since 1945 provides both an overview of the history of warfare after World War II, as well as an analysis of the limits of modern warfare in the nuclear age. This book outlines the interactions of the four levels of political power: Superpowers, coalitions, states, and non-state actors. Followed by a chronological anaylsis of warfare since 1945, examining the interactions between the levels of political power and analyis of how modern warfare has forced society to deal with issues of morals, ethics, and values. The book concludes with a discussion on whether new...
Warfare since 1945 provides both an overview of the history of warfare after World War II, as well as an analysis of the limits of modern ...
