Routledge - The Fog of Peace and War Planning Book

Explores the fundamental tension between preparing for peace and preparing for war within military planning frameworks.

Provides a broad historical perspective that goes beyond the standard interwar period to find relevant lessons for today.

Organized into four clear historical periods ranging from 1815 to the post-Second World War era.

Tracks the progression of strategic concerns from low-tech historical contexts to modern high-tech requirements.

Offers a unique organizing framework for understanding how uncertainty affects military and strategic decision-making.