Antulio Echevarria
Professor Antulio J. Echevarria II is the Editor-in-Chief of the US Army War College Press, which includes the US Army War College Quarterly, Parameters. He has over 25 years of experience in the U.S. Army, having served in a number of command and staff assignments, including Director of Research for the US Army War College. He is a graduate of the US Military Academy at Westpoint, the US Army Command and General Staff College, and the US Army War College. He holds a doctorate in modern history from Princeton University, and is the author of six books, including After Clausewitz (Kansas 2001), Imagining Future War (2007), Clausewitz and Contemporary War (Oxford 2007), Reconsidering the American Way of War (Georgetown 2014), Military Strategy: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford 2017), and War’s Logic: Strategic Thought and the American Way of War (Cambridge 2021), as well as more than one hundred articles and monographs on strategic thinking, military theory, and military history. He completed a NATO Fulbright Fellowship in 2000-01, a Visiting Research Fellowship at Oxford University in 2011-12, and he formerly held the US Army War College Elihu Root Chair of Military Studies. Professor Echevarria is a Senior Research fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, an Adjunct Fellow at the Modern War Institute, and a member of Military Strategy Magazine‘s Editorial Advisory Panel.
Publications
Books
War’s Logic: Strategic Thought and the American Way of War (Cambridge 2021)
Military Strategy: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford 2017)
Reconsidering the American Way of War: US Military Practice from the Revolution to Afghanistan (Georgetown University Press: Georgetown, 2014)
Clausewitz and Contemporary War, (Oxford: OUP Oxford, 2007)
Imagining Future War: The West's Technological Revolution and Visions of Wars to Come, 1880-1914, (US: Praeger Publishers Inc., 2007)
After Clausewitz: German Military Thinkers Before the Great War, (University Press of Kansas, 2001)
Globalization and the Nature of War, (Diane Pub Co., 2004)
Key Strategic Issues List, July 2008, (Edited by Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria, II.)
2006 Key Strategic Issues List (KSIL), (Edited by Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria, II.)
2005 Key Strategic Issues List (KSIL), (Edited by Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria, II.)
The Army and Homeland Security: A Strategic Perspective, March 1, 2001
Monographs, Articles and Reports (abridged list)
"Does War Have its Own Logic After All?" Infinity Journal, Volume 3, Issue No. 3, Fall 2013
"Op-Ed: Is Strategy Really A Lost Art?", Strategic Studies Institute, 13 September 2013.
“El Alamein, 1942: Rommel’s Anti-Climax”, Infinity Journal, IJ Special Edition, “Strategic Misfortunes”, October 2012, pages 12-15.
“Reconsidering War’s Logic and Grammar”, Infinity Journal, Spring 2011
“Preparing for One War and Getting Another?” September 23, 2010
“Candidly, One Friend to Another”, September 02, 2010
“War's Second Grammar”, October 02, 2009
“Strategic Implications of Emerging Technologies”, June 18, 2009
“Dueling Natures”, October 01, 2008
“Wars of Ideas and the War of Ideas”, June 12, 2008
“Challenging Transformation's Clichés”, January 10, 2007
“Transformation's Uncontested Truths”, November 03, 2006
‘Fourth-Generation War and Other Myths”, November 1, 2005
“The Problem with Fourth-Generation War”, February 01, 2005
“Strategic Deception in Modern Democracies: Ethical, Legal, and Policy Challenges”, (Edited by Dr. Carolyn Pumphrey, Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria, II.), January 26, 2004
“Toward an American Way of War’, March 1, 2004
“An American Way of War or a Way of Battle?” January 01, 2004
From "Defending Forward" to a "Global Defense-In-Depth": Globalization and Homeland Security. (Authored by Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria, II, Prof. Bert B.), October 1, 2003
“Clausewitz's Center of Gravity: Changing Our Warfighting Doctrine--Again!” September 1, 2002
“Rapid Decisive Operations: An Assumptions-Based Critique”, November 1, 2001
“Toward a Strategy of Positive Ends”, (Authored by Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria, II, Brigadier General (Ret.) Huba Wass de Czege.), September 1, 2001