-
stone and
could not be wrong. In
modern times the
reconstruction of
Clausewitzian theory has been a
matter of much dispute. One
analysis was that of Panagiotis...
- ****anese
cities of
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki in
August 1945. The
state and
Clausewitzian principles peaked in the
World Wars,
during the 20th century, but they...
-
Napoleonic premises, but
whether the
premises are
necessarily also "
Clausewitzian" is debatable. Some
prominent critics have
interpreted On War as an...
- a
continuation of [interstate]
politics by
other means",
rejecting "
Clausewitzian" ideas. However, Keegan's
discussion of
Clausewitz was
criticised as...
- been a
significant and
widespread push to
revert to a more classical,
Clausewitzian interpretation of the phrase.: 45–49, 77, 82, 92 : 2, 43
There are...
-
philosophy behind the
Vietnam War and
other Cold War
conflicts as "Neo-
Clausewitzian".
Rapoport also
includes Machiavelli as an
early example of the political...
-
legal systems become considerably more difficult, if only
because of '
Clausewitzian'
friction among lawyers, courts,
different statutes, organizational...
- the
French Army". His
thinking on
military doctrine was
shaped by the
Clausewitzian philosophy, then
uncommon in France, that "the will to
conquer is the...
-
treatise against fighting direct battles; it was
still based on the
Clausewitzian ideal of
direct combat and the
destruction of an
enemy force by arms...
- commentator. He
argued that the
first Gulf War was the
inverse of the
Clausewitzian formula: not "the
continuation of
politics by
other means", but "the...
