Hybrid warfare and transnational threats
Subtitle: perspectives for an era of persistant conflict
By: edited by Paul Brister, William H. Natter, III and Robert R. Tomes
Contributors: Smith, Adam; Council for Emerging National Security Affairs
Publisher: Council for Emerging National Security Affairs
Published: 2011
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 319
ISBN-13: 9780972385855
Subjects: National security; Terrorism; Prevention
Description: This volume explores key aspects of the emerging international security environment to inform debates about the future of U.S. defense strategy, the changing nature of warfare, and the evolution of American security policy at the start of the twenty-first century. Over twenty chapters provides interdisciplinary perspectives on U.S. national security affairs, focusing on key dimensions of what have been described as hybrid threats that increasingly involve transnational actors. Contributors officers, civilian defense strategists, foreign policy analysts, law enforcement officials, active duty military professionals.
Notes: "Foreword by Congressman Adam Smith"--cover.

NPS Faculty and NPS Alumni authors.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Foreword. -- Preface. -- Intrudction. -- pt.1.; title: Strategic and theoretical perspectives -- -- pt.2.; title: Structuring and employing forces -- -- pt.3.; title: Perspectives on information and intelligence national response -- -- pt.4.; title: Perspectives on conflict in the CENTCOM area of responsibility -- -- pt.5.; title: Perspectives from past and emerging conflicts.