The American Way of War: A History

Michael Williams, a professor of International Relations and Security, unpacks the American approach to warfare throughout history. He discusses the evolution of military strategy from Ancient Greece to modern drone warfare. The dual nature of military technology is explored, revealing how innovations aimed at reducing suffering often exacerbate brutality. Additionally, Williams examines the cultural influences on military tactics and the moral implications of targeting civilians, offering a critical lens on America's current warfare strategies.