It may surprise our readers that among the military classics we refer today to this small, almost unknown work. A work that is also controversial and that in many aspects does not give a single. Without a doubt, no one claims that Mary Kaldor's book is on a par with the works of Machiavelli, Beaufre or Sun Tzu, nor with the Clausewitz, Mahan or Sokolovsky that we will discuss later, although, in all honesty, that is not the intention either. of this section to limit ourselves to talking about a few heroes because in this way they would have a very short life. After all, the truly important authors are but a small number. Therefore, from time to time, we will include second-rate works that, however, incorporate important lessons, as is the case of the one we are discussing today.
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