Table of Contents
Front matter
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Joseph R. Cerami
Chapter 2 - A Primer in Strategic Development
Robert H. Dorff
Chapter 3 - Ethical Issues in War: an Overview
Martin L. Cook
Chapter 4 - Some Basic Concepts and Approaches to the Study of International Politics
Robert H. Dorff
Chapter 5 - The Persistence of Credibility: Interests, Threats, and Planning for the Use of American Military Power
David Jablonsky
Chapter 6 - National Interest: from Abstraction to Strategy
Michael G. Roskin
Chapter 7 - Regional Studies and Global Strategy
R. Craig Nation
Chapter 8 - National Power
David Jablonsky
Chapter 9 - National Security and the Interagency Process: Forward into the 21st Century
Gabriel Marcella
Chapter 10 - The National Security Strategy: Documenting Strategic Vision
Don M. Snider and John A. Nagl
Chapter 11 - Why Is Strategy Difficult?
David Jablonsky
Chapter 12 - Force Planning and U.S. Defense Policy
John F. Troxell
Chapter 13 - Toward an Understanding of Military Strategy
Arthur F. Lykke, Jr.
Chapter 14 - Strategic Risk
James F. Holcomb, Jr.
Chapter 15 - Strategic Art: the New Discipline for 21st Century Leaders
Richard A. Chilcoat
Appendix I - Guidelines for Strategy
Appendix II - U.S. National Security and Strategy: a Bibliography
compiled by Jane E. Gibish
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