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Essays about conflict in the information age that show how the information revolution is altering the nature of conflict.
Editorial Reviews
Information Communication Society
Arquilla and Ronfeldt's contributions provide the most interesting conceptual meat of the book....fascinating discussions of the nature of information and knowledge.Naval War College Review
This lively and highly readable survey of trends in information warfare provides an excellent overview of an expanding field in military science....one-stop shopping for any serious military analyst....Science and Technology Journal
...thought provoking and an excellent reference guide on the use of information in warfare....Anyone interested in military history and cyberspace should read this book.Booknews
An examination of how the information revolution is changing the way war is waged and conflicts pursued, featuring an introduction by futurists Alvin and Heidi Toffler. The editors' contributions suggest that the information revolution favors networks and small, non-state actors such as terrorists and criminals over rigid hierarchies such as professional militaries. They describe how this will place US military and police forces under growing pressures to formulate new concepts for organization, doctrine, strategy and tactics. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.Product Details
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