Ian J. Bickerton
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Ian J. Bickerton and Kenneth J. Hagan argue that, contrary to Clausewitz’ view of war as a means for achieving political ends, the United States’ participation in military conflict has had unexpected results, and often has produced very different political outcomes to those originally intended.
Published December 11 2007
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