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Paradoxes of U.S. Military Dominance
Author: Jeffrey W. Taliaferro
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Force and Strategy Force and Strategy
Outline Outline
The Argument The Argument
The Argument (cont.) The Argument (cont.)
Systemic Context Systemic Context
Systemic Context (cont.) Systemic Context (cont.)
Systemic Context (cont.) Systemic Context (cont.)
World Military Spending in 2008 World Military Spending in 2008
Defining Transformation (formerly called RMA) Defining Transformation (formerly called RMA)
Defining Transformation (cont.) Defining Transformation (cont.)
Defining Transformation (cont.) Defining Transformation (cont.)
Elements of Transformation Elements of Transformation
Balance-of-power and Military Innovation Balance-of-power and Military Innovation
Paradoxes of Current U.S. Military Transformation Paradoxes of Current U.S. Military Transformation
Paradoxes (cont.) Paradoxes (cont.)
Command of the Commons Command of the Commons
Command of the Commons (cont.) Command of the Commons (cont.)
Contested Zones Contested Zones
5 Factors Limiting U.S. Military Operations in Contested Zone 5 Factors Limiting U.S. Military Operations in Contested Zone
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