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ForewordIntroductionPart I: The Fundamental Causes of War1. Defining War2. Strategy and War3. How History Shapes War4. The Collision of Modern and Post-Modern War5. Alliances and War6. Brazil, India, and China: Emerging Powers and WarfarePart II: The Moral and Legal Aspects of War7. Morality and War8. The Evolving Legal Aspects of WarPart III: Theories on the Practice of War9. The History of Grand Strategy and the Conduct of Micro-Wars10. The Strategic Object of War11. Nuclear Deterrence and War12. Unconventional Forms of War13. Terrorism and WarPart IV: The Strategic Conduct of War14. Strategic Leadership and War15. Intelligence and War16. The Pol/Mil Interface and War: The French at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century17. Managing WarPart V: Non-Western Ways of War18. The Russian Way of War: In Crisis?19. The Twenty-First Century War: Chinese Perspectives20. The Japanese Way of WarPart VI: The Military Conduct of War21. Military Coalitions in War22. Military Leadership in a Changing World23. The Art of Command in the Twenty-First Century: Reflections on Three Commands24. Hybrid Conflict and the Changing Nature of Actors25. Conducting Joint Operations26. Counterinsurgency and War27. The Role of Logistics in War28. Land Warfare29. Maritime Warfare and the Importance of Sea Control30. Air Warfare31. Teaching WarPart VII: Technology, Economy, Industry and War32. The Limits of Technology in War33. Space: A New Theatre of War?34. Affording War: The British Case35. Industry and War36. Procurement and War37. The Defense Industry in the Contemporary Global Security EnvironmentPart VIII: Civil-Military Co-operation and War38. The Changing Relationship Between Society and Armed Forces39. Clear, Hold, and Build: Operationalising the Comprehensive Approach40. Building a Multilateral Civilian Surge41. Demography and Warfare42. Communicating War: The Gamekeeper's Perspective43. Communicating War: The Poacher44. Does War have a Future?Conclusion: The Fatal Fatalism of War?