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In: Clausewitz-Information 2006,1
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In: Passagen Philosophie
In: Studienreihe Militärgeschichte, Friedensforschung, Militärpolitik 1
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In: Die Komplexität der Kriege, S. 37-53
In: International Journal of Conflict and Violence, Band 3, Heft 2, S. 204-219
Rather than discarding Clausewitz's theory of war in response to the revolutionary changes in modern warfare, this article articulates a broader theory of war based on his concept of the "wondrous trinity," identifying it as his true legacy. The author shows that the concept of trinitarian war attributed to Clausewitz by his critics, which seems to be applicable only to wars between states, is a caricature of Clausewitz's theory. He goes on to develop Clause- witz's theory that war is composed of the three tendencies of violence/force, fighting, and the affiliation of the combatants to a warring community. Each war can be analyzed as being composed of these three tendencies and their opposites. Adapted from the source document.
In: International journal of conflict and violence: IJCV, Band 3, Heft 2, S. 204-219
ISSN: 1864-1385
"Rather than discarding Clausewitz's theory of war in response to the revolutionary changes in modern warfare, this article articulates a broader theory of war based on his concept of the 'wondrous trinity', identifying it as his true legacy. The author shows that the concept of Trinitarian war attributed to Clausewitz by his critics, which seems to be applicable only to wars between states, is a caricature of Clausewitz's theory. He goes on to develop Clausewitz's theory that war is composed of the three tendencies of violence/ force, fighting, and the affiliation of the combatants to a warring community. Each war can be analyzed as being composed of these three tendencies and their opposites." (author's abstract)