Hybrid war tactics help explain why Trump’s strategy oscillates between threats of war and false offers of peace.
Hybrid war tactics help explain why Trump’s strategy oscillates between threats of war and false offers of peace.
Professor and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University. Advisor on the Middle East and Africa for UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network.
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In the nuclear age, the United States has to refrain from all-out war since it can easily lead to nuclear escalation. Instead, it wages hybrid wars.
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