Narrative War was born out of the author's experiences dealing with 9/11, serving within and with Arab armies, and planning for the Battle of Mosul to defeat ISIS.
This book is almost twenty-five years in the making, with ten years dedicated to thinking, planning, teaching, speaking, and advocating for a new approach to war-narrative war-against groups like ISIS, al-Qaeda, and the Taliban.
The events of 2020 and 2024 in the form of elections, COVID-19, protests and marches, and violent actions against government events and buildings, led the author to understand that narrative war is more than military war; it is a philosophy that explains all forms of social conflict.
The big ideas, basic strategy, and critical questions necessary for understanding, conducting, and ideally winning narrative war are part of what is inside. The book also provides a philosophical understanding of narrative war ideas and concepts using multiple examples of its conduct in the real world. Click the link below!