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Subtitle: The Logic of War and Peace, The
Belknap Press, Harvard Univ. Cambridge, 1987, index, notes, works cited
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Preface
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Part I. The Logic of Strategy
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Chapter 1 - The Conscious use of Paradox in
War
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Chapter 2 - The Logic of Action
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Chapter 3 - Efficiency and the Culminating
Point of Success
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Chapter 4 - The Comiong Together of Opposites
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Part II The Levels of Strategy
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Chapter 5 - The Technical Level
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Chapter 6 - The Tactical Level
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Chapter 7 - The Operational Level
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Chapter 8 - Theater Strategy I: Military
Options and Political Choices
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Chapter 9 - Theater Strategy II: Defensive
Formats and Guerrilla Option
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Chapter 10 - Theater Srrategy III:
Interdiction and Surprise Attack
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Chapter 11 - Nonstrategies: Naval, Air,
Nuclear
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Part III Outcomes: Grand Strategy
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Chapter 12 - The Scope of Grand Strategy
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Chapter 13 - Armed Suasion
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Chapter 14 - Harmony and Disharmony in War
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Chapter 15 - Can Strategy Be Useful?
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Appendices
1 Definitions of Strategy
2 The Soviet Army: A Note
3 NATO, the Soviet Army, and Other Warsaw Pact Armies
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