The Blob and the Mob: On Grand Strategy and Social Change
In an excerpt from Rethinking American Grand Strategy, Beverly Gage examines how statecraft and social movements intersect
Means and Ends
As other essays in this collection demonstrate, the idea of “grand strategy” emerged out of the world of military affairs. Under the famous rubric identified by British historian B. H. Liddell Hart, “strategy” was what generals did, while “grand strategy” fell to politicians and statesmen, charged not only with winning ...
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