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Clausewitz & Contemporary Conflict

The Policy-Strategy Distinction: Clausewitz and The Chimera of Modern Strategic Thought

Adam Elkus
Georgetown University
U.S.A.

Article 6 | IJ Special Edition: Clausewitz & Contemporary Conflict

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About The Author

Adam Elkus is an analyst specializing in foreign policy and security. He is Managing Editor of Red Team Journal, and holds a Master’s Degree from Georgetown University.

To Cite This Article

Elkus, Adam, “The Policy-Strategy Distinction: Clausewitz and The Chimera of Modern Strategic Thought”, Infinity Journal Special Edition, Clausewitz and Contemporary Conflict, February 2012, pages 24-27.

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