Influence Warfare Volume I: A Blueprint

by Howard Gambrill Clark

For millennia defining strategic influence has felt like chasing ghosts. This short book defines the 'sport' and 'playing field' of strategic influence in national security. It looks to doctrine from 11th century BCE through today to define the nature of political and psychological warfare. Through case studies, it aims to arm the strategist or concerned citizen with a logical framework to recognize, analyze, conduct, counter, and collapse subversive campaigns.

88 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 13, 2021

Reviews

[John DeRosa]

Wanting

Why stop at page 88 and call it Volume 1? As it stops on page 88, the “blueprint” is left unwritten.

[Kelvin Mote]

Historical Perspective

The book provides historical perspectives on influence warfare. Though it is described as a blueprint, it is more a collection of historical short stories.