Emotions are ubiquitous in the conduct of military strategy. Although strategic studies
scholarship has increasingly emphasized the importance of emotions, their treatment in the …

It is common, though erroneous, to think of rational and emotional decision-making as being
opposed to each other. The binary distinction originated in Western philosophy and …

Can strategists reduce the adversary's capability or will to fight through militarily inspired
awe? While strategic and emotion theories suggest an affirmative answer, evidence from …

Military theories are thoughts explaining how armed forces are to be used to achieve
objectives. These thoughts are often influenced by emotions, yet the influence of emotions …

This book offers a comparative analysis of British Army Unit War Diaries in the two World
Wars, to reveal the role played by previously unnoticed technologies in shaping the archival …

Ascribing attribution in security and strategic studies often focuses on its technical feasibility
not its political utility. This paper highlights the emotional effects of attribution. It contends …

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