Strategic Military Deception

Content: 
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Acknowledgments, Page ix
Introduction, Pages xi-xiii
1 - Propositions on Military Deception, Pages 3-30, Donald C. Daniel, Katherine L. Herbig
2 - Cognitive Factors in Deception and Counterdeception, Pages 31-69, Richards J. Heuer Jr.
3 - The Organizational Approach to Strategic Deception: Implications for Theory and Policy, Pages 70-98, Ronald G. Sherwin
4 - Deception within a Communications Theory Framework, Pages 99-114, William Reese
5 - Deception in a Game Theoretic Framework, Pages 115-135, William Reese
6 - A Systems View of Deception, Pages 136-150, Paul H. Moose
7 - Prolegomenon to a Theory of Counterdeception, Pages 151-173, Theodore R. Sarbin
8 - Understanding Strategic Deception: An Analysis of 93 Cases, Pages 177-194, Ronald G. Sherwin, Barton Whaley
9 - Barbarossa: German Grand Deception and the Achievement of Strategic and Tactical Surprise against the Soviet Union, 1940–1941, Pages 195-223, Russel H.S. Stolfi
10 - An Eyewitness Report of the Fortitude Deception: EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION TO R.F. HESKETH\'S MANUSCRIPT, Pages 224-242, Barry D. Hunt
11 - Stalingrad and Belorussia: Soviet Deception in World War II, Pages 243-276, Earl F. Ziemke
12 - Strategic Deception in the Chinese Civil War, Pages 277-291, Harlan W. Jencks
13 - The Theory and Practice of Chinese Military Deception, Pages 292-316, Douglas T. Stuart, William T. Tow
14 - Deception and the 1973 Middle East War, Pages 317-334, John Amos
15 - Soviet Views of Deception and Strategic Surprise: The Invasions of Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan, Pages 335-351, Jiri Valenta
16 - Deception in Theory and Practice, Pages 355-367, Donald C. Daniel, Katherine L. Herbig
Index, Pages 369-374
About the Editors and Contributors, Pages 375-376,378