Winning Westeros : how Game of thrones explains modern military conflict

Winning Westeros : how Game of thrones explains modern military conflict /

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: ProQuest (Firm)
Other Authors: Brooks, Max (Editor), Amble, John (Editor), Cavanaugh, ML (Editor), Gates, Jaym (Editor), Stavridis, James (writer of foreword.)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Lincoln] : Potomac Books, an imprint of the University of Nebraska Press, [2019]
Subjects:
Game of thrones (Television program)
Strategy on television.
Online Access:Connect to this title online (unlimited simultaneous users allowed; 325 uses per year)
Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: pt. 1 PEOPLE AND WAR
  • 1. Mycah's Parents Didn't Get a Vote / Max Brooks
  • 2. House to Be Feared / Jonathan P. Klug
  • 3. Fear or Love: Insights from Machiavelli for Those Who Seek the Iron Throne / Liam Collins
  • 4. Source of Tyrion Lannister's Unlikely Survival and Success / Joe Byerly
  • 5. Mother of Dragons: Defiant Leadership for Uncertain Times / Rick Montcalm
  • 6. Lessons for Command from Khaleesi's Rise / Erica Iverson
  • 7. From Brienne of Tarth to Lyanna Mormont: Shifting Attitudes about Women in Combat / Kelsey Cipolla
  • 8. You Know Something, Jon Snow, about the Qualities of a Strategic Leader / ML. Cavanaugh
  • pt. 2 TECHNOLOGY AND WAR
  • 9. Lessons of Viserion and Technological Advantage / Jonathan E. Czarnecki
  • 10. Game of Pwns: Baelish and Varys as Drivers of Modern Conflict / Nina A. Kollars
  • 11. WMD in Westeros and Beyond / Magnus F. Nordenman
  • 12. Influence of Sea Power on Westeros / Michael Junge
  • 13. Winning the Waves: Sea Power and the Seven Kingdoms / Bryan McGrath
  • 14. What the Walls of Westeros Teach Us about War and Warfare / John Spencer
  • pt. 3 COMBAT AND WAR
  • 15. Siege Warfare in the Seven Kingdoms / Mike Jackson
  • 16. Dragons, Dothraki, and Achieving Victory in Battle / Mick Cook
  • 17. Wildlings at the Wall: When Climate Drives Conflict / J. Daniel Batt
  • 18. Shock and Chaos: Psychological Weapons of War in Westeros and Our World / Gregory S. Drobny
  • 19. How to Fight the Lannister Armies / Jonathan Bott
  • 20. Becoming No One: Human Intelligence in the Seven Kingdoms / Andrea N. Goldstein
  • 21. Batde of the Bastards and the Importance of the Reserve / Jess Ward
  • pt. 4 STRATEGY AND WAR
  • 22. Myth of the Accidental Strategist / Steve Leonard
  • 23. Why the Westerosi Can't Win Wars / Chuck Bies
  • 24. Strategic Storytelling in Game of Thrones / Jaym Gates
  • 25. Resources, War, and the Night King's Deadly Arithmetic / Andrew A. Hill
  • 16. Red Wedding and the Power of Norms / Theresa Hitchens
  • 27. Daenerys Targaryen's Coalitions for War / Mick Ryan
  • 28. Arya Stark's Targeted Killing and Strategic Decision-Making / Craig Whiteside
  • 29. Ned Stark, Hero of the Seven Kingdoms, and Why the Good Guys Win (in the End) / ML. Cavanaugh
  • 30. White Walkers and the Nature of War / Paul Scharre.

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