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Author_Gregory D. Miller
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future combat
future geopolitical competition
future global power competition
future great power competition
future international conflict scenarios
future warfare strategy
grand strategy future conflicts
historical cycles in global politics
human expansion beyond earth
military strategy beyond earth
military strategy education resource
orbital security strategy
science fiction
security studies teaching tool
space domain strategy lessons
space governance and power
space militarization analysis
space policy
space policy and security
space power theory
space security policy
space strategy
speculative strategic analysis
strategic foresight and geopolitics
strategic lessons from speculative fiction
strategic studies future conflict
strategic thinking about emerging domains
strategy
technology and future war
Product details
- ISBN 9781682478455
- Weight: 671g
- Dimensions: 152 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jun 2023
- Publisher: Naval Institute Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Sun Tzu in Space provides a novel way of thinking about the future, connecting international relations, history, and science fiction to better understand some of the various paths for future human activities in space. Simultaneously, it provides a way to use science fiction to help students and the public learn about international relations and the cyclical nature of history.
Author Gregory D. Miller uses case studies, history, and foundational international relations concepts to draw big, or at ast possible, conclusions about humanity’s future in space. By combining the lessons of science fiction, and the facts of the past, Miller presents possible outcomes with a goal of illuminating where things could go wrong, or wonderfully right, as humans venture forth into space in greater numbers in the in the decades to come.
Author Gregory D. Miller uses case studies, history, and foundational international relations concepts to draw big, or at ast possible, conclusions about humanity’s future in space. By combining the lessons of science fiction, and the facts of the past, Miller presents possible outcomes with a goal of illuminating where things could go wrong, or wonderfully right, as humans venture forth into space in greater numbers in the in the decades to come.
Greg Miller attended graduate school in Washington DC and Columbus, OH, and completed his PhD in Political Science at The Ohio State University. He taught in civilian academia for a decade before moving to Professional Military Education. He is currently the Chair of the Department of Spacepower and the Director of the Schriever Space Scholars Program at the Air Command and Staff College.
