ISBN: 9798197779847 - the democratization of war: how technology put the power to wage war into everyone’s hands (modern warfare: 21st century weapons and technology) (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Democratization of WarHow Technology Put the Power to Wage War into Everyone's HandsFor most of human history, war belonged to kings, empires, and nation-states. Armies required vast treasuries, industrial power, and centralized control. Violence on a strategic scale was the monopoly of governments.That monopoly is collapsing.In The Democratization of War, Pedro Santos explores the technological revolution that transformed modern conflict from an affair of superpowers into something accessible to militias, criminal organizations, hackers, private companies, and even individuals working from garages and bedrooms around the world.From improvised drones in Ukraine to AI-assisted targeting systems, from cyberwarfare and cryptocurrency funding to open-source weapons development and 3D-printed components, this book examines how consumer technology has outpaced traditional military structures and permanently altered the balance of power.Blending history, geopolitics, military technology, and digital culture, The Democratization of War traces the long evolution of warfare: - How gunpowder weakened the medieval elite- How industrialization weaponized entire societies- Why Silicon Valley began innovating faster than the Pentagon- How smartphones became battlefield command centers- Why cheap drones changed modern combat forever- How AI and open-source software are reshaping military power- The rise of cyber militias, digital propaganda, and decentralized warfare- The terrifying future of autonomous conflict and downloadable weapons systemsAs the barriers to violence continue to fall, the consequences reach far beyond the battlefield. Nations lose their monopoly. Distance loses meaning. Secrecy disappears. And the line between civilian and combatant becomes increasingly blurred.Provocative, timely, and deeply researched, The Democratization of War is an examination of the most important transformation in modern conflict since the invention of gunpowder.The battlefield is no longer a place.It is everywhere.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Democratization of WarHow Technology Put the Power to Wage War into Everyone's HandsFor most of human history, war belonged to kings, empires, and nation-states. Armies required vast treasuries, industrial power, and centralized control. Violence on a strategic scale was the monopoly of governments.That monopoly is collapsing.In The Democratization of War, Pedro Santos explores the technological revolution that transformed modern conflict from an affair of superpowers into something accessible to militias, criminal organizations, hackers, private companies, and even individuals working from garages and bedrooms around the world.From improvised drones in Ukraine to AI-assisted targeting systems, from cyberwarfare and cryptocurrency funding to open-source weapons development and 3D-printed components, this book examines how consumer technology has outpaced traditional military structures and permanently altered the balance of power.Blending history, geopolitics, military technology, and digital culture, The Democratization of War traces the long evolution of warfare: How gunpowder weakened the medieval eliteHow industrialization weaponized entire societiesWhy Silicon Valley began innovating faster than the PentagonHow smartphones became battlefield command centersWhy cheap drones changed modern combat foreverHow AI and open-source software are reshaping military powerThe rise of cyber militias, digital propaganda, and decentralized warfareThe terrifying future of autonomous conflict and downloadable weapons systemsAs the barriers to violence continue to fall, the consequences reach far beyond the battlefield. Nations lose their monopoly. Distance loses meaning. Secrecy disappears. And the line between civilian and combatant becomes increasingly blurred.Provocative, timely, and deeply researched, The Democratization of War is an examination of the most important transformation in modern conflict since the invention of gunpowder.The battlefield is no longer a place.It is everywhere. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Democratization of WarHow Technology Put the Power to Wage War into Everyone's HandsFor most of human history, war belonged to kings, empires, and nation-states. Armies required vast treasuries, industrial power, and centralized control. Violence on a strategic scale was the monopoly of governments.That monopoly is collapsing.In The Democratization of War, Pedro Santos explores the technological revolution that transformed modern conflict from an affair of superpowers into something accessible to militias, criminal organizations, hackers, private companies, and even individuals working from garages and bedrooms around the world.From improvised drones in Ukraine to AI-assisted targeting systems, from cyberwarfare and cryptocurrency funding to open-source weapons development and 3D-printed components, this book examines how consumer technology has outpaced traditional military structures and permanently altered the balance of power.Blending history, geopolitics, military technology, and digital culture, The Democratization of War traces the long evolution of warfare: How gunpowder weakened the medieval eliteHow industrialization weaponized entire societiesWhy Silicon Valley began innovating faster than the PentagonHow smartphones became battlefield command centersWhy cheap drones changed modern combat foreverHow AI and open-source software are reshaping military powerThe rise of cyber militias, digital propaganda, and decentralized warfareThe terrifying future of autonomous conflict and downloadable weapons systemsAs the barriers to violence continue to fall, the consequences reach far beyond the battlefield. Nations lose their monopoly. Distance loses meaning. Secrecy disappears. And the line between civilian and combatant becomes increasingly blurred.Provocative, timely, and deeply researched, The Democratization of War is an examination of the most important transformation in modern conflict since the invention of gunpowder.The battlefield is no longer a place.It is everywhere. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…