War Without Footprints: Plausible Deniability and the Future of Proxy Warfare (Rapid Communications in Conflict & Security Series)
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War Without Footprints: Plausible Deniability and the Future of Proxy Warfare (Rapid Communications in Conflict & Security Series)

by Andrew L. Peek

International Relations military strategy security studies
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War Without Footprints examines plausible deniability and the changing nature of proxy warfare. Part of the Rapid Communications in Conflict & Security series, this concise study considers how indirect conflict may shape the future of international security, military strategy, and political affairs.

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War Without Footprints explores plausible deniability in the context of modern conflict.

The book focuses on proxy warfare and its implications for security and international relations.

As part of the Rapid Communications in Conflict & Security series, it addresses the future direction of indirect warfare.

This title is suited to readers interested in military affairs, strategic studies, and contemporary security issues.

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