The Future of War: A History
A historical study of how strategists and leaders have imagined and prepared for future wars over the past two centuries, exploring recurring patterns and the gap between prediction and reality.
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The Future of War: A History examines how strategists, politicians, and military leaders have predicted and prepared for conflict from the nineteenth century to the present.
Drawing on a wide range of historical sources, the book explores recurring patterns in the way future wars have been envisioned and the frequent gap between expectation and reality.
It highlights how technological, political, and social changes have repeatedly reshaped ideas about warfare and its likely character.
The work offers a broad overview of strategic thought and the enduring challenges of anticipating future conflicts.
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