Proxy Warfare in Strategic Competition: State Motivations and Future Trends (Research Report)
by Christian Curriden, Stephen Watts, Bryan Frederick, Nathan Chandler, Mark Toukan, Erik E. Mueller, Edward Geist, Ariane M. Tabatabai, Sara Plana, Brandon Corbin, Jeffrey Martini
This research report explores proxy warfare in the context of strategic competition. It examines why states may rely on proxy actors and considers future trends that could shape this form of conflict. A useful resource for readers studying international relations, military strategy, and contemporary security affairs.
About This Book
This research report examines proxy warfare as a feature of strategic competition among states.
It focuses on the motivations that may lead states to employ or support proxy actors.
The report also considers how proxy warfare may develop as strategic conditions change.
Drawing on contributions from multiple authors, it offers a broad analytical perspective on the subject.
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