The Cambridge History of Strategy

Table of Contents

Introduction to volume I: the practice of strategy Isabelle Duyvesteyn and Beatrice Heuser
1. China to 180 CE
Peter Lorge
2. Teispid and Achaemenid Persia (c. 550–330 BCE) John Hyland
3. Ancient Greece: strategy of the city states (500–400 BCE) Roel Konijnendijk
4. Philip II and Alexander III and the Macedonian Empire Andrew Fear
5. Ancient Rome before Augustus (753–27 BCE) Louis Rawlings
6. China 180–1127 CE David Graff
7. Ancient Rome: principate and dominate (27 BCE–630 AD) Michael Whitby
8. The Gupta Empire (400–500 CE) Kaushik Roy
9. The Sassanian Empire's strategies Katarzyna Maksymiuk
10. The Rashidun (632–661), Umayyad (661–750) and Abbasid (750–1258) Caliphates Mehdi Kurgan Kader
11. Byzantine strategy (630–1204 CE) Georgios Chatzelis
12. Strategies in the wars of western Europe, 476–c. 1000 John France
13. The later Middle Ages Sophie Therese Ambler
14. Chinggis Khan and the Mongol Empire 1206–1368 CE Timothy May
15. Hindu and Buddhist polities of pre/early-modern mainland southeast Asia (1100–1800) Tassapa Umavijani
16. Pre-Columbian Native American wars Patricia M. Lambert
17. Ottoman expansionism 1300–1823 Mesut Uyar
18. Strategy in the wars of pre-colonial Sub-Saharan Africa Giacomo Macola and John Burton Kegel
19. Strategy/ies of the Mughal Empire Pratyay Nath
20. China 1368–1911 Kenneth Swope
21. Early modern Europe: the Habsburgs and their enemies, 1519–1659 David Parrott
22. Naval strategies Andri van Vliet
23. The strategy of Louis XIV Jamel Ostwald
24. Hohenzollern strategy under Frederick II Adam Storring
25. American warfare in the eighteenth century Stephen Conway
Overview Beatrice Heuser and Isabelle Duyvestey.