Strategy of ActionFra indholdet i denne: Introduction: Action and deterrence; Methods of study; The bases of strategy of action; Strategy of action and policy; Action and strategy. Policy and strategy. Definitions of action: Definition of the word action; Characteristics of action; Action and the political diagnosis; Policy and the trend of history; Progressivism and strategy. The concept of action dissected: The framework for action: number of parties involved; Anatomy of force: levels of action; The psychology of action: the level of policy decision; The mechanics of action: concept of the inherent stability of action; The dynamic of psychology: interplay of the political objectives; The keyboard of action: zones of action. The plan of action dissected: An elemtary action dessected; Actions comprising a series of seperate acts; Actions with objective changing during the process. Description of the modes of action: Definition of the direct and indirect modes; Total strategy action in the direct mode; Total strategy action in the indirect mode; Concept of total strategy action in the indirect mode; Psychological action and will power; Effects of limitations; The negotiation; The offensive and defensive in the indirect mode of total strategy; Concept of total strategy manoeuvre in the indirect mode; Conclusions on modes of action. Overall conclusions on study of the strategy of action. |
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INTRODUCTION | 11 |
POLICY AND STRATEGY | 19 |
DEFINITION OF ACTION | 26 |
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achieve Algeria analysis characteristics complete compromise conclusion conflict considerable contradictions contradictory conventional level Czechoslovakia danger Deterrence and Strategy diplomatic direct confrontation economic enemy enemy's essential Europe evolution example exploitation fact factors field forecasts forms of action Germany governing Group guerrilla warfare importance indirect mode indirect strategy influence inherent stability initial instability instance intervention Introduction to Strategy level of policy levels of action major manœuvre maquis Marxism-Leninism methods military action military forces military strategy Moreover nations Nazism nuclear level operation opponent overall peace phase phenomenon plan of action play Poland policy decision level political diagnosis political motives political objectives possible present-day problem produce productivism psychological action Raymond Aron reason result role Siegfried Line situation South Vietnam Soviet strategic diagnosis strategy of action techniques threat tion total strategy action Tunisia USSR Vietminh Vietnam vulnerable points Walt Rostow zone of action