The Changing Nature of Warfare: How War Became Global (Studymates)

The Changing Nature of Warfare: How War Became Global (Studymates)

by RobertJohnson (Author), Dr . Graham Lawler (Editor)

Synopsis

The world has changed. But how did we come to this position? We had the horror of 9/11 and the equally dreadful London bombings and the Madrid train bomb. These events are terrorist warfare. So warfare has changed but how did it all begin? This book is designed to describe how warfare changed between 1792 and 1918. The book is ideal for students studying Warfare at post-16 level and it will be of vital interest to all undergraduate and amateur historians who aim to improve their understanding of warfare. Dr. Johnson's text is comprehensive yet concise, so saving you time and pinpointing the essential themes for you to make the most use of your study time. This rapid access to themes, events and the background to this fascinating approach to the history of warfare will allow students to speak more authoritatively in seminars and tutorials and to improve the quality of their essay writing on the period.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 224
Publisher: Studymates Ltd
Published: 01 Jul 2004

ISBN 10: 1842850369
ISBN 13: 9781842850367

Author Bio
Dr Johnson is an emerging voice in history. He is a young, articulate academic who brings a fresh perspective on historiography. He teaches at Warwick University and is the author of a number of Studymate titles including Lenin, Stalin and Communist Russia, the myth and reality of Communism.Robert Johnson is married and he and his wife have two infant children.