With an international team of subject experts, Volume I offers a history of the practice of strategy from the beginning of recorded history, complemented by archaeology, to the late 18th century, throughout the world. This volume addresses how strategy was formulated and applied, and with what tools.
With an international team of subject experts, Volume I offers a history of the practice of strategy from the beginning of recorded history, complemented by archaeology, to the late 18th century, throughout the world. This volume addresses how strategy was formulated and applied, and with what tools.
Introduction to Volume I: The practice of strategy Isabelle Duyvesteyn and Beatrice Heuser 1. China to AD 180 Peter Lorge 2. Teispid and Achaemenid Persia (c. 550-330 BC) John O. Hyland 3. Ancient Greece: Strategy of the city states (500-300 BC) Roel Konijnendijk 4. Philip II, Alexander III and the Macedonian Empire Andrew Fear 5. Ancient Rome: Monarchy and Republic (753-27 BC) Louis Rawlings 6. China AD 180-1127 David A. Graff 7. Ancient Rome: principate and dominate (27 BC-AD 630) Michael Whitby 8. The Gupta Empire (AD 400-500) Kaushik Roy 9. The Sassanian Empire's strategies Katarzyna Maksymiuk 10. The Rashidun, Umayyad (661-750) and Abbasid (750-1258) Caliphates Mehdi Kurgan Kader 11. Byzantine strategy (AD 630-1204) Georgios Chatzelis 12. Strategies in the wars of western Europe, 476-c. 1000 John France 13. Latin Christendom in the later Middle Ages Sophie Therese Ambler 14. Chinggis Khan and the Mongol Empire, AD 1206-1368 Timothy May 15. Hindu and Buddhist polities of premodern/early modern mainland south-east Asia (1100-1800) Tassapa Umavijani 16. Pre-Columbian and early historic Native American warfare Patricia M. Lambert 17. Ottoman expansionism 1300-1823 Mesut Uyar 18. Strategy in the wars of pre-colonial Sub-Saharan Africa John Burton Kegel and Giacomo Macola 19. Strategies of the Mughal Empire Pratyay Nath 20. China, 1368-1911 Kenneth M. Swope 21. Early modern Europe: The Habsburgs and their enemies, 1519-1659 David Parrott 22. Naval strategies Andri van Vliet 23. The strategy of Louis XIV Jamel Ostwald 24. Hohenzollern strategy under Frederick II Adam L. Storring 25. American warfare in the eighteenth century Stephen Conway Summary of Volume I Beatrice Heuser and Isabelle Duyvesteyn.
Introduction to Volume I: The practice of strategy Isabelle Duyvesteyn and Beatrice Heuser 1. China to AD 180 Peter Lorge 2. Teispid and Achaemenid Persia (c. 550-330 BC) John O. Hyland 3. Ancient Greece: Strategy of the city states (500-300 BC) Roel Konijnendijk 4. Philip II, Alexander III and the Macedonian Empire Andrew Fear 5. Ancient Rome: Monarchy and Republic (753-27 BC) Louis Rawlings 6. China AD 180-1127 David A. Graff 7. Ancient Rome: principate and dominate (27 BC-AD 630) Michael Whitby 8. The Gupta Empire (AD 400-500) Kaushik Roy 9. The Sassanian Empire's strategies Katarzyna Maksymiuk 10. The Rashidun, Umayyad (661-750) and Abbasid (750-1258) Caliphates Mehdi Kurgan Kader 11. Byzantine strategy (AD 630-1204) Georgios Chatzelis 12. Strategies in the wars of western Europe, 476-c. 1000 John France 13. Latin Christendom in the later Middle Ages Sophie Therese Ambler 14. Chinggis Khan and the Mongol Empire, AD 1206-1368 Timothy May 15. Hindu and Buddhist polities of premodern/early modern mainland south-east Asia (1100-1800) Tassapa Umavijani 16. Pre-Columbian and early historic Native American warfare Patricia M. Lambert 17. Ottoman expansionism 1300-1823 Mesut Uyar 18. Strategy in the wars of pre-colonial Sub-Saharan Africa John Burton Kegel and Giacomo Macola 19. Strategies of the Mughal Empire Pratyay Nath 20. China, 1368-1911 Kenneth M. Swope 21. Early modern Europe: The Habsburgs and their enemies, 1519-1659 David Parrott 22. Naval strategies Andri van Vliet 23. The strategy of Louis XIV Jamel Ostwald 24. Hohenzollern strategy under Frederick II Adam L. Storring 25. American warfare in the eighteenth century Stephen Conway Summary of Volume I Beatrice Heuser and Isabelle Duyvesteyn.
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