Michael Finch, author of "Making Makers: The Past, The Present, and the Study of War," dives into the significant historical impact of "Makers of Modern Strategy" edited by Edward Mead Earle. He discusses Earle's insights on totalitarianism and his role in shaping military history as a discipline. The conversation highlights the evolution of American security seminars and the intricate relationship between academic and military strategy. Finch also touches on Earle's blend of military, political, and societal elements in grand strategy, revealing its relevance across various historical contexts.
