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Portfolio - Penguin, New York, 2019, 234 pgs.
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Reviewer's Comment
This is a professional career Air Force officer's exposition of the same
Chinese strategy as described by Bill Gertz, Johnathan Ward, and Michael
Pillsbury. The Chinese since the Communist Party victory in 1949 have set their
goal as surpassing the United States by 2050. He describes the many forms of
economic warfare in which they have been engaged for decades. And he faults
American and 'Western' theory about how the process of becoming a modern
country would simultaneously create a democratic society.
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Preface
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Introduction
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Chapter One - Unrestricted Warfare
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Chapter Two - How We Got Here
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Chapter Three - Economy
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Chapter Four - The Military Crisis
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Chapter Five - The Digital Battlelfield
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Chapter Six - Modern Warfare 5.0: The 5G
Future
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Chapter Seven - Politics and Diplomacy
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Chapter Eight - Stealing Intelectual Property
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Chapter Nine - World Domination via
Infrastructure
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Chapter Ten - Sino Solutions: How to Combat
and Stop China's Stealth war
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Chapter Eleven - Beating China at Its Own
Game
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