Nine historical examples of hybrid warfare clarify the various aspects of conflicts and examine how great powers have dealt with them in the past.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: 1. Hybrid warfare in history Peter R. Mansoor; 2. Conquering Germania: a province too far James Lacey; 3. Keeping the Irish down and the Spanish out: English strategies of submission in Ireland, 1594-1603 Wayne E. Lee; 4. The American revolution: hybrid war in America's past Williamson Murray; 5. That accursed Spanish war: the Peninsular War, 1807-14 Richard Hart Sinnreich; 6. The union's counter-guerrilla war, 1861-5 Daniel E. Sutherland; 7. Fighting 'this nation of liars to the very end': the German army in the Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1 Marcus Jones; 8. Small wars and great games: the British empire and hybrid warfare, 1700-1970 John Ferris; 9. An unexpected encounter with hybrid warfare: the Japanese experience in north China, 1937-45 Noboru Yamaguchi; 10. Hybrid war in Vietnam Karl Lowe; Conclusion: 11. What the past suggests Williamson Murray.
Introduction: 1. Hybrid warfare in history Peter R. Mansoor; 2. Conquering Germania: a province too far James Lacey; 3. Keeping the Irish down and the Spanish out: English strategies of submission in Ireland, 1594-1603 Wayne E. Lee; 4. The American revolution: hybrid war in America's past Williamson Murray; 5. That accursed Spanish war: the Peninsular War, 1807-14 Richard Hart Sinnreich; 6. The union's counter-guerrilla war, 1861-5 Daniel E. Sutherland; 7. Fighting 'this nation of liars to the very end': the German army in the Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1 Marcus Jones; 8. Small wars and great games: the British empire and hybrid warfare, 1700-1970 John Ferris; 9. An unexpected encounter with hybrid warfare: the Japanese experience in north China, 1937-45 Noboru Yamaguchi; 10. Hybrid war in Vietnam Karl Lowe; Conclusion: 11. What the past suggests Williamson Murray.
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