The Ideology of the Offensive: Military Decision Making and the Disasters of 1914 (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
by Jack L. Snyder, Jack Snyder
The Ideology of the Offensive examines military decision making and the disasters of 1914. Focusing on the ideology of the offensive, Jack L. Snyder’s study offers a historically grounded contribution to military history, political science, and security affairs.
About This Book
The Ideology of the Offensive examines military decision making and the disasters associated with 1914.
The book focuses on the ideology of the offensive and its significance for understanding military affairs.
Part of the Cornell Studies in Security Affairs series, it connects historical analysis with broader questions of security and strategy.
Written by Jack L. Snyder, this work is suited to readers interested in military history, political science, and international security.
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