Edward N. Luttwak is the author of several books, including Coup d’État: A Practical Handbook; Strategy: The Logic of War and Peace; and The Rise of China vs. the Logic of Strategy, which have been published in twenty-five languages. His articles have appeared in the London Review of Books, the Times Literary Supplement, Foreign Affairs, and Tablet.
Additions bringing this work into the twenty-first century include
Luttwak’s observations about how coup plotters in the age of the
internet must now take control of more than the central television
station to control public propaganda… It offers as much wisdom on
the counter-coup as on the coup itself… It remains in print more
than forty years after it was written and still commands sales. The
reason may be that it is a good read: wry, observant and
practical.
*Times Literary Supplement*
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