On War, by Carl von Clausewitz

On War (1832)

Seminal text in military theory; defines the political nature of war. Everything written since is in conversation with it, including my treatment of securitization as politics conducted through supply chains. Read selectively. Book One carries what a general reader needs.

Read it asking: Can a book that was written based on the Napoleonic Wars still offer insights on warfare in the age of AI?

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