Ben Zweibelson is a philosopher of conflict, author, and has over three decades within the defense community of practice.
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Blasphemy and the High Priests of Napoleonic Metaphors: Warfighting Portmanteau
Another draft section from an upcoming War College Operational Design Lecture and Monograph
PART 4: This comes from an upcoming war college engagement I have this Fall where several hundred military and interagency, international students...
Theories, Models, and Methodologies: Understanding Foundational Linkages: Distinguishing Tentacles of the Military Warfighting Behemoth
Sections from an upcoming War College lecture and optional reading
PART 3: This comes from an upcoming war college engagement I have this Fall where several hundred military and interagency, international students at the senior PME level w...
New article out now at the Journal of Advanced Military Studies (JAMS)
It took 3.5 years, but this one is finally in the wild. Years ago, I began thinking about jiu-jitsu (my hobby and reason I continue to injure myself regularly) and the space domain. What began as fun thought experiments on the mats when tal...
Part 2: Design Theory, Operational Design, and Campaigning: Distinguishing Tentacles of the Military Warfighting Behemoth
Sections from an upcoming War College lecture and optional reading
PART 2: This comes from an upcoming war college engagement I have this Fall where several hundred military and interagency, international students at the senior PME level w...
Design Theory, Operational Design, and Campaigning: Distinguishing Tentacles of the Military Warfighting Behemoth (Part 1)
Sections from an upcoming War College lecture and optional reading
This comes from an upcoming war college engagement I have this Fall where several hundred military and interagency, international students at the senior PME level will get...
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War philosopher. 3+ decades in defense, military veteran, author of Reconceptualizing War, Bad War Stories, On Technology & War, and other books.
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