How Militaries Learn examines the intellectual foundations of military power. The key to success on the modern battlefield lies in the mind, not in weaponry, manpower, or resources, so it is essential to know how militaries learn.
How Militaries Learn examines the intellectual foundations of military power. The key to success on the modern battlefield lies in the mind, not in weaponry, manpower, or resources, so it is essential to know how militaries learn.
After teaching military operations and strategy to military officers for ten years, Nathan W. Toronto became a management consultant in Washington, DC, where he devotes as much time as he can to writing fiction. He has lived in ten countries and visited some two dozen others, developing a firm belief that Mexican food is the best, at least for lunch and dinner. His breakfast belief is just as unequivocal: no Sunday is complete without waffles in the morning. In a previous move, Nathan had two fish and a turtle, but he's now petless. Four children are enough.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Adoption Theory: Examining the Intellectual Architecture of Military Success 2. France and Prussia: Military Defeat and Reform 3. Turkey and Egypt: The Economic Foundations of Home-grown Human Capital 4. The United Arab Emirates: Importing Human Capital 5. Conclusion: Making Military Success Last
1. Adoption Theory: Examining the Intellectual Architecture of Military Success 2. France and Prussia: Military Defeat and Reform 3. Turkey and Egypt: The Economic Foundations of Home-grown Human Capital 4. The United Arab Emirates: Importing Human Capital 5. Conclusion: Making Military Success Last
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