CLAUSEWITZ-INSPIRED BLOGS
CLAUSEWITZ STUDIES on TWITTER
Run by Vanya Bellinger (Journalist; Ph.D., King's College, London; Professor, Strategy and Policy Department, U.S. Naval War College; member of the Clausewitz Studies Board; Author of Marie von Clausewitz: The Woman Behind the Making of On War). @ClausewitzStud1.
THE DEAD PRUSSIAN PODCAST: A Podcast about War and Warfare.
"Carl von Clausewitz and his work On War has had a great influence on the way modern, particularly Western, militaries practice war. It is for this reason that this podcast, an exploration of war and warfare, is named The Dead Prussian. This podcast will endeavour to study war and warfare as thoroughly as Clausewitz did."
270 search results for "Clausewitz" in DEC 2023
Some examples:
 What Would Clausewitz Do? By Mark Perry. For a growing number of military officers, combatting ISIS is a test of national resolve. |
 Five Things You Didn't Know About Carl von Clausewitz, by Vanya Eftimova Bellinger. Jan 6, 2016 |
 Clausewitz Would Not like America's Islamic State Strategy, by James Holmes, War on the Rocks. January 5, 2016 |
 Clausewitz: In Praise of Hate. by William M. Darley, Small Wars Journal. September 18, 2015 |
 Down the Rabbit Hole: Alice and the Experience of Clausewitzian Genius, by Olivia Garard. February 5, 2016 |
Grand Strategy: The View from Oregon
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The Clausewitzean Continuum |
ZenPundit: Zenpundit is a blog dedicated to exploring the intersections of foreign policy, history, military theory, national security,strategic thinking, futurism, cognition and a number of other esoteric pursuits. See especially this search for pieces on Clausewitz, ZenPundit's rediscovery of Clausewitz, and this interesting piece on Dynamic Trinitarianism.
KING'S COLLEGE LONDON • BLOGS OF WAR
Various blogs have been maintained by the energetic faculty and research students of the Department of War Studies, King's College London. (Oddly, there is no mention of that Department on KCL's main page....) While the somewhat renegade "Kings of War" blog mysteriously disapparated c.2014, its fellow blog, Defence-In-Depth: Research from the Defence Studies Department, King's College London," which appears to have a more official flavor, lives on. Since c.2015, the Department also publishes both the "Strife academic blog" and the peer-reviewed academic journal, Strife Journal, which is published biannually. See, for instance, the blog article by Andreas Haggman, "Clausewitz and cyber security: towards a new Trinity?" (13 February 2014).They seem to face some technical challenges, however. For example, their link to StrifeJournal.org goes to https://pafiwonosobo.org/.
KINGS OF WAR: • Category: Clausewitz
"Kings of War" included blogs like those below. Have any of these essays been posted elsewhere?
"Warriors: Politicians by other means"
by Kenneth Payne on February 1, 2010
"The Cognitive Challenge of War: Great Britain 2010"
by Kenneth Payne on January 29, 2010
"Porter rides again"
by Kenneth Payne on January 27, 2010
"Jihad and Clausewitz"
by Thomas Rid on January 9, 2010
"Strategies, analogies and Luttwak"
by Patrick Porter on January 2, 2010
"Iran’s Date with Destiny"
by Thomas Rid on December 30, 2009
DEFENCE-IN-DEPTH • Category: Clausewitz
Includes:
"Clausewitz in Orbit: Spacepower Theory and Strategic Education"
by Bleddyn Bowen on 10 June 2015
"On the Psychology of Defence"
by Ken Payne on 23 MAR 2016
(see also Ken's fuller paper)
"Clausewitz and Learning Through Communities of Practice"
by Robert T. Foley on 18 FEB 2015
"Was Clausewitz the first military blogger?"
by Huw J. Davies.
ChicagoBoyz: Joe Guerra describes ChicagoBoyz and his experience with the ChicagoBoyz Clausewitz Roundtable.
THE ECONOMIST's CLAUSEWITZ BLOG: Defence, security and diplomacy
"In this blog, our correspondents provide reporting and analysis on the subjects of defence, security and diplomacy, covering weapons and warfare, spooks and cyber-attacks, diplomats and dead-drops. The blog is named after Carl von Clausewitz, the Prussian soldier and military theorist whose classic work, On War, is still widely studied today." And they had the good taste to discuss the Boston Consulting Group's book for Fortune 500 CEOs, Clausewitz on Strategy (Wiley, 2001), one of the three editors of which was also the webmaster of Clausewitz.com. See Hulton Getty, "The return of von Clausewitz: The fine art of being prepared," The Economist, Mar 9th 2002.
VISIONS OF EMPIRE: Thoughts on the ceaseless struggles for power that define our world • by "NerveAgent"
J.C. Wylie: American Clausewitz? (12 APR 2009) - Positively evaluates Wylie's work without attempting to displace the former.
Ventriloquizing Clausewitz (25 FEB 2010) - Criticizes John Nagl’s discussion of Clausewitz in Nagl's Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Malaya and Vietnam (2002).
Confusion? Or Willful Misreading?
