Air War over Serbia / Libristo.pl
Air War over Serbia

Kod: 08218006

Air War over Serbia

Autor Troy R Stone

Since the days of Giulio Douhet, airpower theorists and practitioners have hotly debated the best use of airpower for achieving political objectives. Academics and airmen have written and tested several theories on the use of coer ... więcej

275.30


Dostępna u dostawcy
Wysyłamy za 14 - 18 dni
Dodaj do schowka

Zobacz książki o podobnej tematyce

Bon podarunkowy: Radość gwarantowana

Wzór bonu podarunkowegoDowiedz się więcej

Więcej informacji o Air War over Serbia

Za ten zakup dostaniesz 161 punkty

Opis

Since the days of Giulio Douhet, airpower theorists and practitioners have hotly debated the best use of airpower for achieving political objectives. Academics and airmen have written and tested several theories on the use of coercive air power. Currently, three main theories of coercive airpower are in vogue within academic and airpower circles--denial, punishment, and balance of interest. This study examines NATO's Operation ALLIED FORCE within the construct of these three theories. The first section summarizes the conflict from both a military and diplomatic perspective. It splits the 78-day conflict into four phases and uses foreign and domestic press reports, NATO-member after action reports, and US Air Force data to determine NATO and Belgrade's objectives, strategy, and actions between March and June of 1999. It then uses the historical record to ascertain the fit between the facts of the conflict and the three theories of coercion. Using the denial theory of Robert Pape, the punishment theory of Thomas Schelling, and the balance of interest theory of Alexander George and William Simons, section two of this study determines which theory best explains the outcome of NATO's air war over Serbia. Finally, the third section of this study reveals that two of the three theories are consistent with the historical record. Thomas Schelling's punishment theory fits the operational-level history of the conflict and seems to explain why Belgrade capitulated. George and Simons' balance of interest theory is also congruent with the facts, but it fits the geo-political history of the conflict and seems to explain the timing of Belgrade's decision to accept NATO's terms. This unexpected finding that two schools of coercion are supported by the same case study leads to the implication that different theories of coercion are not necessarily mutually exclusive, but are instead potentially complementary.

Szczegóły książki

Kategoria Książki po angielsku Society & social sciences Education

275.30


250 000
zadowolonych klientów

Od roku 2008 obsłużyliśmy wielu miłośników książek, ale dla nas każdy był tym wyjątkowym.


Paczkomat 12,99 ZŁ 31975 punktów

Copyright! ©2008-24 libristo.pl Wszelkie prawa zastrzeżonePrywatnieCookies


Konto: Logowanie
Wszystkie książki świata w jednym miejscu. I co więcej w super cenach.

Koszyk ( pusty )

Kup za 299 zł i
zyskaj darmową dostawę.

Twoja lokalizacja: