Supreme Command: Soldiers, Statesmen and Leadership in Wartime (A Study of Politics and Warfare)
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Supreme Command: Soldiers, Statesmen and Leadership in Wartime (A Study of Politics and Warfare)

by Eliot A. Cohen

History Politics Military
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Supreme Command is a study of leadership in wartime, examining the connections among soldiers, statesmen, politics, and military command. Eliot A. Cohen explores how leadership influences the conduct of war and how political and military responsibilities intersect during times of conflict.

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Supreme Command examines leadership in wartime and the relationship between military professionals and political leaders.

The book considers how soldiers and statesmen shape the conduct of war through command, policy, and decision-making.

Framed as a study of politics and warfare, it offers a focused exploration of leadership under the pressures of conflict.

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