Another Bloody Century
Future Warfare

This is a theoretical/philosophical/logical/historical/pragmatic look at war and warfare to come, and is one of the most engaging books I have read in quite some time. The author has a superb, and often wickedly delightful sense of humor that emerges unexpectedly throughout his text - he is particul......more

Excellent aside from the points cited below. Gray does a masterful job of presenting a picture of the state of warfare at the end of the 20th century, then looking at all its likely permutations in the 21st. The title expresses his general feelings - he doesn't like war, he's tired of it, and he's eq......more

What will the future of war be? Professor Gray takes a swing at his predictions. Why I started this book: I'm always on the look out for new audio editions of my many professional reading titles. And I was thrilled to find that Audible had at least 5 new ones. Why I finished it: Professor Gray argues......more

Gray focuses on his book's subtitle, "Future Warfare." He repeatedly stresses that our best view of future wars comes from the mirror of past wars, in that technology, causes, and techniques may change but the nature of conflict will remain the use of force to impose one's will on the enemy. This de......more

I enjoy reading Gray. Gray's views on future war are based on Clauswitz's central premise that war is an extension of politics. This book goes into great depth and breath on the grand future narratives, peace, cyber and space warfare—just a great read. The only problem is that he views the same view......more