81st Annual Midwest Political Science Association Conference: A Subjective Theory of Value for Clausewitzian Geostrategy: Developing an Assessment of Decision-Making in Contemporary Conflicts

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A Subjective Theory of Value for Clausewitzian Geostrategy: Developing an Assessment of Decision-Making in Contemporary Conflicts

In Event: Theories of Conflict: Territory through Systems

Fri, April 5, 4:45 to 6:15pm CDT (4:45 to 6:15pm CDT), TBA

Brief Overview

This work covers the existence of a theory of value as defined by foundational economists in geostrategy as implied by Carl von Clausewitz, and it applies the synthesis to contemporary conflicts like Israel-Palestine and Russia-Ukraine.

Author

Harry Kagan, The University of Chicago