A history of military thought

by Azar Gat

military ideas from Clausewitz to post modern strategies.

Genres: History, War, Military Fiction, Military History, Philosophy, Politics, Nonfiction

890 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[Jon Klug]

While a long slog, it was worth it. A tour de force of military thought, I found Gat's book to be balanced and pretty comprehensive. This will serve as an interim review, as there is much to consider after 828 pages of material. I can see why this was published as three books, and probably would have been much easier to digest.

[Ray Packham]

This book is heavy but very interesting for those interested in military history.