Sir Julian Corbett, Limited War, and a Strategy for Maritime States
June 6, 2018
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as posted by the channelWho is Julian Corbett and why is he often seen as a foil to Mahan in naval strategy? This video attempts to go through Corbett's naval strategy and his attempt to apply Clausewitz's ideas to the maritime circumstances of the UK. Arguing against the idea that Britain needed to engage in large-scale fighting in Europe, Corbett outlined a strategy where Britain could instead exploit its geographical and maritime superiority to win wars cost-effectively.
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Corbett J. Principles of Maritime Strategy. Dover Publications 2004.
Lambert A (ed). 21st Century Corbett. Naval Institute Press 2017.
Widen J. Theorist of Maritime Strategy. Routledge 2016.
Chandler D. The Campaigns of Napoleon. Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1995.
Kennedy P. The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers. Vintage Books 1989.
Lambert A. The Crimean War. Ashgate Publishing 2011.
Lambert A. 'Rescuing Maritime Strategy from the Continental Commitment',
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