Published in 1996, Clausewitz and Modern Strategy is a valuable contribution to the field of Military & Strategic Studies.

Introduction I. CLAUSEWITZ REVISITED The Eternal Clausewitz, Clausewitz in the Age of Technology II. ON WAR: THEORETICAL DIMENSIONS Chance and Uncertainty in On War, Clausewitz and Intelligence, Clausewitz and Guerrilla Warfare, Space and Time in On War, Student as Teacher: Clausewitz on Frederick the Great and Napoleon, Two Letters on Strategy: Clausewitz' Contribution to the Operational Level of War Wallace III. CLAUSEWITZ MISPERCEIVED Clausewitz, Fuller and Liddell Hart. Misperceptions of Clausewitz' On War by the German Military, Clausewitz, Ludendorff and Beck: Some Remarks on Clausewitz' Influence on German Military Thinking in the 1930s and 1940s, Clausewitz: Some Thoughts on What the Germans Got Right, Clausewitz and the French, 1871¿1914, Clausewitz Disregarded: Italian Military, Thought and Doctrine, 1815-1943

Michael I. Handel is Professor of National Security Affairs at the US Army War College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania.