
Future War and the Defence of Europe
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- Cover
- Future War and the Defence of Europe
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- About the authors
- General John R. Allen, USMC (Ret.)
- Lieutenant-General USA F. Ben Hodges (Ret.)
- Professor Julian Lindley-French
- The Ten-Year Rule
- Scenario I: Europe defeated
- Covid-29
- Far, far away . . .
- Chaos in the south
- North Cape
- War!
- Crash!
- If only . . .
- Meanwhile . . .
- War in the East
- End-game
- America overstretched, Europe defeated
- Introduction
- The hinge of history
- Megatrends, technology, and European decline
- The state of the debate
- The structure of the book
- Power and defence
- Chapter 1: COVID-19 and the European defence dilemma
- The defence implications of COVID-19
- COVID-19 and the shifting balance of power
- National distancing?
- Comprehensive security and national defence
- Russia, 5D warfare, and information shock
- The world beyond COVID-19
- COVID-19, Europe, and military megatrends
- European defence in the post-COVID-19 world
- Chapter 2: The end of the beginning?
- D-Day, NATO, and the importance of legitimate military power
- Defence and power
- European defence and leadership
- NATO and the importance of alliance
- Europe and European defence
- An uneasy Alliance
- Coping with peace
- Integration or isolation?
- A new hinge of history?
- Chapter 3: Russia and Europe's northern and eastern flanks
- Another bloody European war?
- Complex strategic coercion and the nature of future war
- Why complex strategic coercion?
- The Russian national interest under Putin
- How strong are Russia's armed forces?
- Road-bumps on the way to Russia's future force
- Russia versus Europe
- The Black Sea region and the virtual Soviet Union
- Turkey, Russia, and the values-interest dilemma
- Conclusion: a challenging neighbourhood
- Chapter 4: Demons and dragons: Europe's southern flank
- 360-degree Europe?
- The state versus the anti-state
- Syria and the humbling of the West
- The prospects of regional-strategic war
- Iran and the West's nuclear dilemma
- Libya, Europe, and failed transition
- COVID-19- and fragile states
- MENA and the bonfire of European illusions
- Chapter 5: China
- The irresistible rise of China?
- Jekyll and Hyde China
- Chinaization
- Belt and chains?
- China, the US, and European defence
- COVID-19, China, and geopolitics
- Chapter 6: Could NATO (still) defend Europe?
- Overstretch and under-stretch
- The US, NATO, and the future defence of Europe . . .
- . . . and deterring means defending
- NATO: adapting to what?
- NATO, the UK, and COVID-19
- Future war NATO?
- Europeans must wake up and smell the American coffee
- Chapter 7: Could Europe defend Europe?
- The European defence of Europe
- Strategic autonomy?
- The Franco-German defence axis
- Strategic autonomy is a consequence
- An integrated European defence?
- A European strategic public-private defence partnership?
- Can Europeans defence innovate?
- PESCO
- Could Europe defend Europe?
- Chapter 8: Hyperwar: Europe's digital and nuclear flanks
- The digital Dreadnought
- Hyperwar law
- NATO and hyper-deterrence
- Europe and hyperwar
- 5G, digital decapitation, and disruptive technologies
- Europe's nuclear flank
- Public policy, private technology
- The revolution in (applied) military technology
- The gathering (tech-)storm
- Technology and future defence
- Chapter 9: Defending Europe
- A return to European statecraft
- Specific lessons from COVID-19
- Managing Russia: the new dual-track
- Re-establishing European strategic realism and responsibility
- Building a strategic public-private partnership
- Crafting the future NATO-EU strategic partnership
- Sharpening the spear-tip of NATO
- Future war and the defence of Europe
- Scenario 2: Europe defended
- COVID-29
- Salafist chaos: resisted and restored
- A new European war?
- The Second Battle of North Cape
- Land war
- Crash and counter-crash!
- The future war, future defence of Europe has held
- Bibliography
- Strategy and Threat
- Eu and Nato
- History
- Military Technical
- Reports and Declarations
- Theory
- Reference
- Articles
- Communiques, Fact-Sheets, and Official Statements
- Online Sources
- Index
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