Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
A detailed study of air power's role in coercion, analyzing historical campaigns to determine when bombing succeeds or fails in achieving political goals.
About This Book
Bombing to Win investigates the effectiveness of air power as a tool of coercion in modern warfare.
The book analyzes historical bombing campaigns and evaluates their impact on enemy decision-making.
Robert A. Pape draws on extensive case studies to assess when and why air power achieves its intended political objectives.
This work contributes to the broader understanding of military strategy and international security studies.
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