Western Intervention and the Rise of Guerrilla Warfare, with David Kilcullen
Intelligence Squared
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Adapting Adversaries: The Evolution of Warfare
This chapter examines the transformation of military adversaries in the post-Cold War era, highlighting the rise of non-state actors and their evolving tactics influenced by technological advancements. It contrasts traditional state actors with unconventional fighters, revealing how both sides learn from each other in a complex battlefield. The analysis emphasizes the implications of these shifts for military strategy and the ways in which adversaries like Russia and China are adapting to exploit perceived vulnerabilities in Western military doctrine.
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