Max Boot is one of America's leading military historians and foreign-policy analysts. The Jeane J. Kirkpatrick senior fellow in national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, he is the author of two-widely acclaimed books: "The Savage Wars of Peace: Small Wars and the Rise of American Power" and "War Made New: Technology, Warfare, and the Course of History, 1500 to Today." His latest book--"Invisible Armies: An Epic History of Guerrilla Warfare from Ancient Times to the Present"--will be coming out in January 2013. He is also a regular contributor to The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, and many other publications. He has advised military commanders in Iraq and Afghanistan, and his books have been assigned reading by the military services. He has been called "a master historian" by the New York Times and a "a penetrating writer and thinker" by The Wall Street Journal. For more information, see www.maxboot.net.
As fitting for the twenty-first century as von Clausewitz’s On War was in its own time, Invisible Armies is a complete global history of guerrilla uprisings through the ages.
Beginning with the first insurgencies in the ancient world—when Alexander the Great discovered that fleet nomads were harder to defeat than massive conventional armies—Max Boot, best-selling author and military advisor in Iraq and Afghanistan, masterfully guides us from the Jewish rebellion against the Roman Empire up through the horrors of the French-Indochina War and the shadowy, post-9/11 battlefields of today. Relying on a diverse cast of unforgettable characters—not only Mao and Che but also the legendary Italian nationalist Giuseppe Garibaldi, the archaeologist-turned–military commander T. E. Lawrence, and the “Quiet American” Edward Lansdale, among others—Boot explodes everything we thought we knew about unconventional combat. The result is both an enthralling read and our most important work on nontraditional warfare. 70 illustrations; 8 maps
本来看着原作者的面子,想给2颗星的,但这是对以后读者的不负责任。这本书的翻译,极其业余、粗糙、不认真。很多词句的错误、语法的错误、很多地方的遣词造句非常幼稚可笑,像中学生翻译的。另,我听网上有人反馈这是个阉割版,特意找了原著来对照一下,发现确实阉割得很厉害,...
评分赵国星的翻译实在是很差很差很差。。。。首先是翻译错误太多,其次是遣词用句的水平太低,就和谷歌翻译的水平差不多,简直让人无力吐槽。 其次,这本书的删节太多了,很多有趣而且重要的内容被删除,不知把这本书搞得残缺不全还定价这么高,是出于什么考虑。 差评!!!!!...
评分本来看着原作者的面子,想给2颗星的,但这是对以后读者的不负责任。这本书的翻译,极其业余、粗糙、不认真。很多词句的错误、语法的错误、很多地方的遣词造句非常幼稚可笑,像中学生翻译的。另,我听网上有人反馈这是个阉割版,特意找了原著来对照一下,发现确实阉割得很厉害,...
评分看过原版的就知道,本书有重要且精彩的内容,被译者阉割掉了,让整本书变成一个非常没有收藏价值的残货。 如果只是删了些内容,也就罢了,本书的翻译也非常的草率、粗糙,不忍猝读,语法错误比比皆是,有时候一页之上能看到N处错误,实在令人作呕!
评分https://www.douban.com/people/yuwai/ (假装是个机器人)这位打了一星,说得很有道理,虽然他标记读过一千多本书,但我看了一下他的短评,通常都是豆瓣推荐的打一星,标题打一星,不喜欢这个作者打一星,不喜欢封面打一星,都不是对内容的评论,估计连书都没看就打一星了,希...
几个错误:1、任何一种战法只是技术,不决定战争双方的正义属性。2、把战术与身份挂钩,低端血统论而已。3、把选择战斗形式的对象的身份凌驾在战术属性之上,这种傲慢的低端错误,非蠢,即奸。4、既非历史著作,亦非军事著作。5、美式土鳖意识形态,纯粹没屁闲搁楞嗓子。
评分几个错误:1、任何一种战法只是技术,不决定战争双方的正义属性。2、把战术与身份挂钩,低端血统论而已。3、把选择战斗形式的对象的身份凌驾在战术属性之上,这种傲慢的低端错误,非蠢,即奸。4、既非历史著作,亦非军事著作。5、美式土鳖意识形态,纯粹没屁闲搁楞嗓子。
评分几个错误:1、任何一种战法只是技术,不决定战争双方的正义属性。2、把战术与身份挂钩,低端血统论而已。3、把选择战斗形式的对象的身份凌驾在战术属性之上,这种傲慢的低端错误,非蠢,即奸。4、既非历史著作,亦非军事著作。5、美式土鳖意识形态,纯粹没屁闲搁楞嗓子。
评分几个错误:1、任何一种战法只是技术,不决定战争双方的正义属性。2、把战术与身份挂钩,低端血统论而已。3、把选择战斗形式的对象的身份凌驾在战术属性之上,这种傲慢的低端错误,非蠢,即奸。4、既非历史著作,亦非军事著作。5、美式土鳖意识形态,纯粹没屁闲搁楞嗓子。
评分几个错误:1、任何一种战法只是技术,不决定战争双方的正义属性。2、把战术与身份挂钩,低端血统论而已。3、把选择战斗形式的对象的身份凌驾在战术属性之上,这种傲慢的低端错误,非蠢,即奸。4、既非历史著作,亦非军事著作。5、美式土鳖意识形态,纯粹没屁闲搁楞嗓子。
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