New Concepts in Military Transformation: Interpreting 200 New Military Terms

Author: Research Department of National Defense University
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: In the era of the new military revolution, new theories and new ideas have emerged like mushrooms after rain. This book collects and organizes 200 new military terms, categorized under aspects such as "new war concepts, new strategic concepts, new security concepts, new operations, new forces, new actions, and new equipment." It conducts systematic research, clarifies sources, defines meanings, standardizes content, and provides detailed explanations for each entry to meet the needs of in-depth study. Each entry in the book not only includes a basic concept explanation but also strives to present its fundamental meaning and characteristics. Additionally, it briefly explains how certain common "old concepts" have evolved in the new era, including their new developments and contents. Through the study of these new concepts, the book aims to reflect the intrinsic laws and essential characteristics of the new military revolution. The selected entries in this book are far from exhaustive in covering the vast number of new terms and concepts emerging in the global new military revolution. As the new military revolution progresses, new terminology will continue to appear, requiring further in-depth exploration by military researchers and enthusiasts.