* Ideology Ideology is a system of concepts regarding how things ought to be organised. Teams of individuals could have competitive thoughts and ideations, this will cause conflict. An example of this can be the cold war, in which the USA and also the Soviet Union had competitive political and economic ideologies after the world war ll. * Politics This issue is split into two areas, International Politics and Internal Politics. International politics is engulfed with potential sources of war and conflict, like border disputes and disputes over territory, as shown within the current conflicts in India, Pakistan
US Forces: TF Smith, 1-21 IN, LTC Charles B. Smith, Commanding; North Korean Forces: Elements of the I07th Tank Regiment of the105th Armored Division, in support of the N. K. 4th Division. b. Determine the sources. (1) What are the sources of information concerning the battle? Military History reference books, Army historical publications and biographies of key players are included in the collection.
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It can be argued that the outbreak of war in 1914 was a culmination of a series of wars and national incidences that affected Europe in the nineteenth century. The Napoleonic wars, the Crimean War, the Balkan Wars, German and Italian Unification, the French Revolution, together with growing military nationalism in the major European states all contributed to tensions and alliances that made major conflict inevitable. This essay will explore the five major players in this conflict and examine their role in what was to become the most devastating conflict the world had ever seen. We will examine how each country arrived at this state and evaluate their roles and responsibilities as they tipped into military conflict. We will also delve into the complex and intricate series of alliances that acted like a domino effect in 1914 and in summary we will interlink the complexities of the status of each country in relation to their allies and enemies in an effort to understand why Europe was plunged into four years of devastating conflict.
Both sides wished to spread their ideologies around the world. Military tensions were heightened through proxy wars in Korea and Vietnam and tense military standoffs like in Berlin. Economic rivalry was ever-present and each of these superpowers competed to have the biggest economy in the world. This state of Cold War-which at many times threatened to engulf the world in war-lasted until 1989, when the Soviet Union finally collapsed. To this day there is still much disagreement as to who is responsible for the Cold War.
David Osborn HIST 202 Principles of War Professor Howard J. Fuller Research Essay 2 The use of asymmetric, or irregular, warfare by our adversaries has changed how we fight on today’s modern battlefield and helped to redefine our doctrine. The MacMillian Dictionary defines asymmetric warfare as: Acts of war against countries and ordinary people by individuals or groups who are not part of a country's army. A more globally accepted definition is: War between belligerents whose relative power differs significantly, or whose strategy or tactics differ significantly. This type of warfare, all though not new, has caused Commanders and doctrine writers alike to look for new Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTP) in which to engage this enemy; for their tactics are increasingly unpredictable and irregular. “Future adversaries are more likely to pose irregular threats.” Many tacticians and strategist alike long for the days of a battlefield that was understandable and had symmetry as to the conduct of warfare.
THE RESURGENCE OF HYBRID WARFARE DEMONSTRATE THE CHANGE IN THE NATURE AND CHARACTER OF WAR THRU ADVANCE IN TECHNOLOGY This essay will allow reader to understand more about Hybrid Warfare. It will also illustrate on how the advance in Technology contributes to the change in the nature of war and character of war. Definition of Hybrid Warfare is military strategy that combined the conventional warfare and irregular warfare across the full spectrum of conflict. Last time, wars were fought using the conventional methods. Troopers were sent to the frontline on land with weapons, most were never return.
The cold war (1946-1991) which was a battle for economic, military, political, and technological supremacy was one of the major driving factors of human capital theory (Fincher, 2007). These events have led to a shift from short term to long term development planning which not only considers fiscal and monetary policies but also other facet which embraces the economic, political and legal institutions of a given state
Why did the Cold War start? The Cold War was a geopolitical, economic and ideological struggle between the two world superpowers that arose from the aftermath of World War II. Arguably, it spanned from the end of the Second World War in 1945 to the fragmentation of the Soviet Union on December 26, 1991. The fifty yearlong struggle was waged through various proxy wars, where economic and military aid was meted out to other warring countries’ sides; whereby the victor would defend the interests of either the USSR or USA. Fears of ideological shifts in the political stage over Western and Eastern Europe also shifted the intensity of foreign policy intervention of both sides.
key causes of war: Depending on which conflict that is being referred to the key causes of war are many and very broad. The key causes that are put foward include the theory of Structuralism which refers to the changing in the distribution of power within the global system as the primary factor in determining a states behavior. Enduring rivalries which is prolonged competition between great powers or other pairs of countries whos conflicting interests often lead to war. Balance of power which explains the tendency of opposed coalitions to be formed so the distribution of military power is balanced to prevent one single power from dominating others. Rational choice is the theory that decison makers choose on the basis of what is best for themselves and their states.