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Combined Effect Strategy and Influence - How Democracies Can Defeat Authoritarians (Hardcover)
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Combined Effect Strategy and Influence - How Democracies Can Defeat Authoritarians (Hardcover)
Series: Praeger Security International
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Offering a competitive strategy to defeat authoritarians'
all-domain warfare, this book suggests a new combined effects and
influence framework for democracies to employ before deterrence
fails. Breaking new ground in this comprehensive study, retired
Brigadier General Thomas A. Drohan reforms an entrenched legacy
concept-coercive compellence and deterrence. The book's framework
synthesizes brute force, coercion, combined arms, and concepts of
operations into combined effects and concepts of influence,
including narrative warfare with cognitive exploits. The survey of
competitive strategy at the beginning of the book spans a time
frame from the thinking of ancient civilizations all the way to
artificial intelligence, providing broad historical context for
this model. The contemporary cases that test the model focus on
complex competition and confrontation during the past 75 years.
Combined Effect Strategy and Influence is unique in its critique of
democracies' dominant paradigm of international security and its
broad, specific framework ready for strategists, analysts,
planners, and operators to apply to current threats. Advanced
undergraduate and graduate students, researchers, and any leader
interested in developing superior strategy will value the book's
insights on gaining an advantage against emerging threats. Presents
the enduring historical nature of competitive strategy as holistic,
agile, and asymmetric and explains why artificial intelligence will
challenge these characteristics in inexplicable ways Introduces
combined effects strategy beyond combined arms doctrine and
concepts of influence beyond concepts of operations Exposes
democracies' dangerously restricted "when-deterrence-fails"
approach to warfare Provides a language and executable strategy for
all-effects competition and confrontation including
conflict/warfare
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