1. komponenta

Lecture type	Total
Seminar	15
Lectures	30

* Load is given in academic hour (1 academic hour = 45 minutes)

Students should acquire knowledge about the theory and practice of strategy. Strategy, in this context, refers to the concept of grand strategy, involving the combination of political, economic, military, and other means in the pursuit of national goals and interests of states, with a particular emphasis on the military component of grand strategy.

1. The Making of Strategy: Rulers, States and War; Murray W. et al; Cambridge University Press; 1994
2. The Evolution of Strategy: Thinking War from Antiquity to Present; Heuser, Beatrice; Cambridge University Press; 2010
3. Strategy Bridge: Theory for Practice; Gray, Colin S; Cambridge University Press; 2010
4. Modern Military Strategy: An Introduction; Elinor, Solan C; Routledge; 2012
5. Strategy: A History; Freedman, Lawrence; Oxford University Press; 2013
6. Makers of Modern Strategy: from Macchiavelli to the Nuclear Age; Parret, Peter (ur.); Princeton University Press; 1986
7. Strategy and Defence Planning: Meeting the challenge of uncertainty; Gray, Collin; Oxford University Press; 2014
8. The Evolution of Modern Grand Strategic Thought; Milewski, Lukas; Oxford University Press; 2016

Mandatory course - Mandatory study - Military Engineering
Mandatory course - Mandatory study - Military Leadership and Management