ISBN:
0199596735
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9780199596737
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9780199688005
Language:
English
Pages:
X, 564 S.
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23 cm
Series Statement:
The Oxford Leverhulme Programme on the changing character of war
Parallel Title:
Online-Ausg. The changing character of war
DDC:
355.02
Keywords:
War
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War (Philosophy)
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Krieg
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Krieg
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Strategie
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Kriegstheorie
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Global Internationale Prozesse und Tendenzen
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Krieg
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Kriegführung
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Strategie und Kriegführung
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Unkonventionelle Kriegführung
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International processes and tendencies War
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Warfare
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Strategy and warfare
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Unconventional warfare
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Geschichtlicher Überblick Beispielhafte Fälle
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Bürgerkrieg
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Humanitäre Intervention
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Asymmetrische Kriegführung
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Religiöse Faktoren
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Privates Sicherheitsunternehmen
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Kombattanten
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Nichtstaatliche bewaffnete Gruppe
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Gewaltakteur (nichtstaatlich)
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Nichtstaatlicher Gewaltakteur
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Bewaffnete Gruppe (nichtstaatlich)
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Paramilitärische Verbände
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Terroristen/Terrorgruppe
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Internationaler Terrorismus
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Militärische Ziele: Zivilbevölkerung
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Humanitäres Völkerrecht/Recht des bewaffneten Konflikts
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Kriegsgefangene
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Industrieroboter
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Vereinigte Staaten
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Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
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Strategische Konzeption
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Politische Kultur
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Historical surveys Exemplary cases
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Civil wars
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Humanitarian intervention
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Asymmetric warfare
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Religious factors
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Private security companies
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Combatants (persons)
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Non-state armed groups
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Paramilitary forces
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Terrorists/terrorist groups
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International terrorism
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Military targets: civilian population
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International humanitarian law/law of armed conflict
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Prisoners of war
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Industrial robots
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United States
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United States of America
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Strategic concepts
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Political culture
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War
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War (Philosophy)
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Aufsatzsammlung
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Aufsatzsammlung
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Krieg
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Wandel
Note:
Hier auch später erschienene, unveränderte Nachdrucke
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Introduction : the changing character of war
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The changing character of war
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Had a distinct template for a 'Western way of war' been established before 1800?
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Changes in war : the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars
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The change from within
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'Killing is easy' : the atomic bomb and the temptation of terror
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The 'new wars' thesis revisited
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What is really changing? change and continuity in global terrorism
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Why go to War?
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Humanitarian intervention
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Democracy and war in the strategic thought of Giulio Douhet
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Religion in the War on Terror
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The changing character of civil wars, 1800-2009
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Crime versus war
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Who fights?
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War without the people
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The changing character of private force
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Who fights? A comparative demographic depiction of terrorists and insurgents in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries
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Warlords
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The European Union, multilateralism, and the use of force
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Robots at war : the new battlefield
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The civilian in modern war
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Killing civilians
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The status and protections of prisoners of war and detainees
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The challenge of the child soldier
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American strategic culture : problems and prospects
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Morality and law in war
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Target-selection norms, torture norms, and growing US permissiveness
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The return of realism? War and changing concepts of the political
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Strategy in the twenty-first century
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Conclusion : absent war studies? War, knowledge, and critique
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