Edward Mead Earle and the Evolution of Grand Strategy

This chapter explores Edward Mead Earle's pivotal role in defining grand strategy through his influential work, 'Makers of Modern Strategy.' It examines how his ideas integrate military, political, and societal elements, reflecting on their relevance across different historical contexts such as World War II and the Cold War. Additionally, the chapter highlights the challenges and critiques surrounding Earle's contributions to the fields of strategy and security studies, emphasizing the lasting impact of his historical analysis.