The nature of war remains timelessly unchanged. Its form, however, is constantly evolving. We are now shifting from conventional to hybrid warfare, where there are no boundaries and restrictions.
Now, theoretical and practical understanding is needed for deterrence (strategic dimension) and defense (operational/tactical). The lessons learned so far from the war in Ukraine are being thoroughly analyzed.
The Greek choices between deterrence and defense since 1974 give the author a reason to propose a new military philosophy for the present and the next decade.
The series SMALL INTRODUCTIONS includes reference books written by experts, which provide valid and in-depth information on matters of immediate interest.
Simple yet not simplistic, scientific yet not inaccessible, brief yet complete, the series offers the modern reader the keys to deeply understand our complex and changing world.
