Into the Void
Special Operations Forces after the War on Terror
Into the Void
Special Operations Forces after the War on Terror
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English
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'Well written and meticulously researched—Kiras and Kitzen have once again made a significant contribution to the body of knowledge on special operations.'
'Well written and meticulously researched—Kiras and Kitzen have once again made a significant contribution to the body of knowledge on special operations.'
'The book we have long needed to illuminate a new design and direction for special operations in the coming tests of competition, conflict and war.'
'An intellectually rewarding excursion into the future of special operations. Complete with cutting-edge insights, this is a much-needed foundation for reconceptualising special operations' contributions beyond the traditional combat role. Enthusiastically recommended for policy makers, scholars and tomorrow's practitioners.'
'This book fills multiple voids as the contributors generate much-needed food for thought on the evolving usefulness of special operations.'
'An excellent overview of the potential utility of special operations, demonstrating their enduring relevance in a new strategic context. A must-read for practitioners and academics alike.'
James D. Kiras is Dean of Academics and Professor of Strategy and Security Studies at Air University’s School of Advanced Air and Space Studies, located at Maxwell Air Force Base, USA. Martijn Kitzen is Professor and Chair of Irregular Warfare and Special Operations at the Netherlands Defence Academy, in Breda.
'Well written and meticulously researched—Kiras and Kitzen have once again made a significant contribution to the body of knowledge on special operations.'
'The book we have long needed to illuminate a new design and direction for special operations in the coming tests of competition, conflict and war.'
'An intellectually rewarding excursion into the future of special operations. Complete with cutting-edge insights, this is a much-needed foundation for reconceptualising special operations' contributions beyond the traditional combat role. Enthusiastically recommended for policy makers, scholars and tomorrow's practitioners.'
'This book fills multiple voids as the contributors generate much-needed food for thought on the evolving usefulness of special operations.'
'An excellent overview of the potential utility of special operations, demonstrating their enduring relevance in a new strategic context. A must-read for practitioners and academics alike.'
James D. Kiras is Dean of Academics and Professor of Strategy and Security Studies at Air University’s School of Advanced Air and Space Studies, located at Maxwell Air Force Base, USA. Martijn Kitzen is Professor and Chair of Irregular Warfare and Special Operations at the Netherlands Defence Academy, in Breda.