Modern War Studies
Modern War Studies
General Editor: Theodore A. Wilson
Series Editors: Raymond A. Callahan, Jacob W. Kipp, Allan R. Millett, Carol Reardon, Dennis E. Showalter, David R. Stone, and James H. Willbanks
The Modern War Studies series provides a forum for the best of the new military history. The scope of this series is global, comparative, and comprehensive. It embraces topics as diverse as operations; biography; strategy and politics; civil-military relations; institutional, organizational, and social history; and the impact of technology on warfare from the mid-eighteenth century to the present.
“The University Press of Kansas’s Modern War Studies series is one of the most vital sources for military titles today.”—Stone & Stone Second World War Books
“The University Press of Kansas publishes important, even groundbreaking, titles in military history.”—Von Hardesty, author of Red Phoenix: The Rise of Soviet Air Power, 1941–1945
“The University Press of Kansas stands at the front ranks of publishers in military history.”—Ed Strauss, Publisher, MHQ
For more information about the series, please contact: Joyce Harrison, Editor in Chief, University Press of Kansas: joyce@ku.edu.
Modern War Studies - Series
Battle Studies
Charles Jean Jacques Joseph Ardant du Picq; Roger J. Spiller, ed. & trans.
February 2017
236 pages
Beating Plowshares into Swords
The Political Economy of American Warfare, 1606-1865
Paul A. C. Koistinen
December 1996
392 pages
Bernard Brodie and the Foundations of American Nuclear Strategy
Barry H. Steiner
July 1991
384 pages
The Big Red One
America's Legendary 1st Infantry Division Centennial Edition, 1917-2017
James Scott Wheeler
June 2017
704 pages
Black Prisoner of War
A Conscientious Objector's Vietnam Memoir
James A. Daly and Lee Bergman Introduction by Jeff Loeb
October 2000
298 pages
Blitzkrieg to Desert Storm
The Evolution of Operational Warfare
Robert M. Citino
April 2004
430 pages
