Description
Essays presented here provide analyses of war in the post-modern era, specifically the Persian Gulf War. Scholars interested in war, applications of post-modern theory, the media, communications, a history of modern warfare, and international affairs will find the analyses illuminating, applicable as they are to any post-modern combative event, such as Chechnea or Bosnia. The introduction details the focus of each paper, and the concluding chapter connects them conceptually, offering a new, post-modern perspective of war. Other Military History Books 2002 – Future of U. S. Nuclear Operational Doctrine 2004 – Production of Military Arms in the Commonwealth of Virginia 2013 – L’etat Actuel de L’espagne ( September 1779): A French Diplomat’s Report to His Government About the Social, Economic, and Political Situation and Military Capability of Spain and Its Empire in 1779
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