Security, Strategic & Military Studies
Routledge Editor: Andrew Humphrys
The Routledge Security, Strategic, and Military Studies Collection offers foundational scholarship in key areas as well as current theory and research from leading scholars. Topics include sea power, small wars and insurgencies, civil wars and ethnic conflict, regional security, military and naval history, and peacekeeping amid the larger disciplines of Security Studies, Strategic Studies, Terrorism Studies, War and Conflict Studies, International Relations, Military Studies, Cold War Studies, and much more.
The 266 books offer 3250 readings and have been carefully selected to represent the most frequently taught and widely cited Routledge publications, including classic resources, such as the third edition of Handel’s Masters of War and both the Handbook of Intelligence Studies and the Handbook of Peace and Conflict Studies as well as works addressing recent developments such as War, Peace and International Relations (Gray), Psychology of Terrorism (Horgan), and Seapower (Till).
The Routledge Security, Strategic, and Military Studies Collection offers foundational scholarship in key areas as well as current theory and research from leading scholars. Topics include sea power, small wars and insurgencies, civil wars and ethnic conflict, regional security, military and naval history, and peacekeeping amid the larger disciplines of Security Studies, Strategic Studies, Terrorism Studies, War and Conflict Studies, International Relations, Military Studies, Cold War Studies, and much more.
The 266 books offer 3250 readings and have been carefully selected to represent the most frequently taught and widely cited Routledge publications, including classic resources, such as the third edition of Handel’s Masters of War and both the Handbook of Intelligence Studies and the Handbook of Peace and Conflict Studies as well as works addressing recent developments such as War, Peace and International Relations (Gray), Psychology of Terrorism (Horgan), and Seapower (Till).
