A total of 6 new perspectives on Clausewitz. Coming soon to Infinity Journal!
We also have a few extras up our sleeves....stay tuned for 2012!
Issue 1, Volume 2 of Infinity Journal is now available online. Simply click here to download the PDF or read the digital edition.
Coming soon to Infinity Journal
The first issue of Volume 2; the first IJ Special Edition on "Clausewitz and Contemporary Conflict"; and a whole new look and feel to the IJ website.
Here's the lineup for the upcoming IJ Issue...and it's a great one!
1. Anthony Cordesman
2. C. Dale Walton
3. Adam Elkus
4. Danny Steed
5. Simon Anglim
6. Lukas Milevski
Stay tuned for more details....
In the meantime, enjoy Issue #4
France in Libya: A Strategic Perspective on Opération Harmattan
Olivier Schmitt 25th July 2011
Mexican Cartels: A Strategic Approach
Adam Elkus 27th June 2011
Let’s Drop the Big One Now
Martin van Creveld 23rd June 2011
The Uncommitted Commitment: US Military Involvement in Libya
Ron Tira 27th April 2011
Lost in Libya: The UK does not understand strategy
Dr. Patrick Porter 5th April 2011
Success in Libya will not come through betraying our principles
Tom Wein 12th September 2011
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