Combined Effect Strategy and Influence : How Democracies Can Defeat Authoritarians.
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New York :
Bloomsbury Academic & Professional,
2023.
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| Series: | Praeger security international (Series)
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. How to Create Competitive Strategy
- Part I: The Three Natures of Effective Strategy
- Chapter 2. Holistic Strategy to Subsume Competitors
- Chapter 3. Agile Strategy to Adapt Ends, Ways, and Means
- Chapter 4. Asymmetric Strategy to Exploit Advantage
- Part II: How to Design Combined Effect Strategy and Influence
- Chapter 5. Combined Effect Strategy: Holistic, Agile, and Asymmetric
- Chapter 6. Concepts of Influence beyond Punishment and Denial
- Part III: Combined Effect Warfare from China, Russia, and Iran
- Chapter 7. China's Centralized Control: Induced Compellence and Coercion
- Chapter 8. Russia's Control by Chaos: Deterrent Compellence and Coercion
- Chapter 9. Iran's Theocratic Control: Persuasive Compellence and Coercive Deterrence
- Part IV: Closing the Strategy Gap in an Age of AI
- Chapter 10. Combined Effects in U.S. National Security and Defense Strategies: Reforming Objectives
- Chapter 11. Combined Effect Strategy and Influence from the Ancients to AI
- Notes
- Index
- About the Author