The New Rules of War: Victory in the Age of Durable Disorder – An Economist Book of the Year on Terrorism, Mercenaries, and the Future of Modern Warfare
by Sean Mcfate
Sean McFate's The New Rules of War redefines victory in an age of enduring global disorder. Exploring the rise of terrorism, the influence of mercenaries, and the evolution of modern warfare, this insightful work—named an Economist Book of the Year—equips readers to navigate the complexities of tomorrow's conflicts.
About This Book
The New Rules of War examines the shifting landscape of conflict in the 21st century, where traditional notions of victory are challenged by persistent chaos and non-state actors.
Drawing on expertise in security and international affairs, Sean McFate analyzes the roles of terrorism and private military forces in contemporary battles.
The book offers insights into adapting to this age of durable disorder, highlighting implications for nations and global order.
Recognized as an Economist Book of the Year, it provides a forward-looking perspective on the future of warfare.
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