This is an update to my post on Unrestricted Warfare.
Here is the methods listed updated and alpha sorted:
- Atomic warfare
- Bio-chemical warfare
- Civil Disobedience warfare
- Conventional warfare
- Culture warfare
- Diplomatic warfare
- Drug warfare
- Ecological warfare
- Economic aid warfare
- Electronic warfare
- Effects-Based warfare aka EBO warfare
- Environmentalist warfare (= Natural Resources warfare + Legal System warfare)
- Financial warfare
- Guerrilla warfare
- High Energy warfare
- Ideological warfare
- Information Technology Infrastructure warfare
- Infrastructure Systems warfare
- Intellectual Property warfare
- Intelligence warfare
- Lawfare aka Legal Systems warfare
- Media warfare
- Meme warfare
- Meteorological/Geophysics warfare
- Nanotech warfare
- Netwar
- Network-Centric warfare
- Open Source warfare
- Population / Immigration warfare
- Psychological warfare
- Regulatory warfare
- Reputation warfare
- Resources warfare aka Natural Resources warfare
- Robotic warfare
- Sanction warfare
- Smuggling warfare
- Space warfare
- Terrorist warfare
- Trade warfare
- Virtual/Deterrence warfare
Updated on 5/4 to inlcude: Effects-Based warfare aka EBO warfare
Filed under: 4GW, Lawfare, National Security
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