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Moving beyond the limited focus of the individual strategic theorist or the great military leader, this book concentrates instead on the processes by which rulers and states have formed strategy. Seventeen case studies analyze through a common framework how strategies have sought to implement a coherent course of action against their adversaries. 24 line drawings. 31 tables.
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