The term Netwar refers to societal conflict and crime, short of war, in which the protagonists are organized more as sprawling leaderless networks than as tight-knit hierarchies. The emergence of netwar raises the need to rethink strategy and doctrine to conduct counternetwar.
The term Netwar refers to societal conflict and crime, short of war, in which the protagonists are organized more as sprawling leaderless networks than as tight-knit hierarchies. The emergence of netwar raises the need to rethink strategy and doctrine to conduct counternetwar.
Contents Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Conceptual Outlines Chapter Three: A World in FluxRipe for Netwar The Rise of Network Forms of Organization The Evolution of Societies Chapter Four: Varieties of Netwar Chapter Five: Challenges for U.S. Policy and Organization Chapter Six: Implications for U.S. Doctrine and Strategy Bibliography