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This work offers an interpretation of the intermediate field of military knowledge situated between strategy and tactics and traces the evolution of operational awareness and its culmination in a full-fledged theory.
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This work offers an interpretation of the intermediate field of military knowledge situated between strategy and tactics and traces the evolution of operational awareness and its culmination in a full-fledged theory.
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- Erscheinungstermin: 3. April 2013
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- ISBN-13: 9781136309328
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
- Seitenzahl: 424
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- Englisch
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Naveh, Shimon
certainly the most important work of military theory in recent years.
foriegn Affairs Mar/Apr 1998 RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By
Lieutenant General Scott Grant "it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon
Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the
evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination
of intellectual rigour and military expertise." "..he has, in my opinion,
written an important book.." "..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of
his research.." "Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it
should be required reading for every serious soldier." Cambridge Review of
International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller "Shimon Naveh"s book is
both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and
thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access
easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past
through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of
war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a
strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too
technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting
view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has
been implemented." SLAVIC REVIEW "It is therefore in his explicit and
thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work
derives msuch of its novelty." Journal of Military History- mixed review-
see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and
frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued,
and maddeningly composed
foriegn Affairs Mar/Apr 1998 RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By
Lieutenant General Scott Grant "it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon
Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the
evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination
of intellectual rigour and military expertise." "..he has, in my opinion,
written an important book.." "..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of
his research.." "Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it
should be required reading for every serious soldier." Cambridge Review of
International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller "Shimon Naveh"s book is
both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and
thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access
easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past
through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of
war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a
strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too
technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting
view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has
been implemented." SLAVIC REVIEW "It is therefore in his explicit and
thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work
derives msuch of its novelty." Journal of Military History- mixed review-
see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and
frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued,
and maddeningly composed
certainly the most important work of military theory in recent years. foriegn Affairs Mar/Apr 1998
RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By Lieutenant General Scott Grant
"it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination of intellectual rigour and military expertise."
"..he has, in my opinion, written an important book.."
"..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of his research.."
"Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it should be required reading for every serious soldier."
Cambridge Review of International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller
"Shimon Naveh"s book is both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has been implemented."
SLAVIC REVIEW
"It is therefore in his explicit and thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work derives msuch of its novelty."
Journal of Military History- mixed review- see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued, and maddeningly composed
RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By Lieutenant General Scott Grant
"it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination of intellectual rigour and military expertise."
"..he has, in my opinion, written an important book.."
"..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of his research.."
"Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it should be required reading for every serious soldier."
Cambridge Review of International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller
"Shimon Naveh"s book is both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has been implemented."
SLAVIC REVIEW
"It is therefore in his explicit and thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work derives msuch of its novelty."
Journal of Military History- mixed review- see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued, and maddeningly composed
certainly the most important work of military theory in recent years.
foriegn Affairs Mar/Apr 1998 RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By
Lieutenant General Scott Grant "it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon
Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the
evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination
of intellectual rigour and military expertise." "..he has, in my opinion,
written an important book.." "..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of
his research.." "Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it
should be required reading for every serious soldier." Cambridge Review of
International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller "Shimon Naveh"s book is
both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and
thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access
easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past
through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of
war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a
strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too
technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting
view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has
been implemented." SLAVIC REVIEW "It is therefore in his explicit and
thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work
derives msuch of its novelty." Journal of Military History- mixed review-
see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and
frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued,
and maddeningly composed
foriegn Affairs Mar/Apr 1998 RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By
Lieutenant General Scott Grant "it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon
Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the
evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination
of intellectual rigour and military expertise." "..he has, in my opinion,
written an important book.." "..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of
his research.." "Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it
should be required reading for every serious soldier." Cambridge Review of
International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller "Shimon Naveh"s book is
both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and
thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access
easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past
through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of
war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a
strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too
technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting
view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has
been implemented." SLAVIC REVIEW "It is therefore in his explicit and
thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work
derives msuch of its novelty." Journal of Military History- mixed review-
see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and
frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued,
and maddeningly composed
certainly the most important work of military theory in recent years. foriegn Affairs Mar/Apr 1998
RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By Lieutenant General Scott Grant
"it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination of intellectual rigour and military expertise."
"..he has, in my opinion, written an important book.."
"..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of his research.."
"Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it should be required reading for every serious soldier."
Cambridge Review of International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller
"Shimon Naveh"s book is both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has been implemented."
SLAVIC REVIEW
"It is therefore in his explicit and thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work derives msuch of its novelty."
Journal of Military History- mixed review- see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued, and maddeningly composed
RUSI Journal - October 1998 - Reviewed By Lieutenant General Scott Grant
"it is perhaps not surprising that Shimon Navez, in his book In Pursuit of Military Excellence, considers the evolution of the operational theory of warfare with such a rare combination of intellectual rigour and military expertise."
"..he has, in my opinion, written an important book.."
"..quality of his analysis nor the deepth of his research.."
"Suffice to say that this is a very good book indeed: it should be required reading for every serious soldier."
Cambridge Review of International Affairs - Reviewed by Andrew Coller
"Shimon Naveh"s book is both readable and a valuable exposition of the Russian experience and thought which, even now, remains difficult for Western readers to access easily. It also provides clear insight into the mistakes of the past through a critique of commanders who have held blindly to a philosophy of war that was grounded in a mistaken assumption about how to achieve a strategic aim - the battle of destruction. His book is neither too technical nor too simplistic and provides the reader with an interesting view on how today"s modern Western military doctrine has evolved and has been implemented."
SLAVIC REVIEW
"It is therefore in his explicit and thorough application of systems theory to military theory that the work derives msuch of its novelty."
Journal of Military History- mixed review- see file " It is potentially important, carefully researched, and frequently insightful; but it is also distinctly biased, unsoundly argued, and maddeningly composed