Treble Spyglass, Treble Spear?: China’s Three Warfares

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gwalton

Published: January 5, 2010Tags: China, Cybersecurity, Cyberwar, doctrine, DOD, James Mulvenon, Legal Warfare, Media warfare, PLA, plausible deniability, PsyOps, Russia, state sponsored, Taiwan, US cyber doctrine, “Local Wars under Modern High-tech Conditions”, “Three Warfares”

Timothy Walton, Center for Advanced Defense Studies (CADS)

Walton offers insights into China’s ”Three Warfares” concept, which includes legal, media, and psychological components.

Treble Spyglass, Treble Spear?: China’s Three Warfares [PDF]

2 Comments

Mike Jones

Posted January 5, 2010 at 1:31 PM

Fascinating analysis. More incisive analysis like this is needed. The paper gets a little broad while talking about media warfare, but in general pretty cutting-edge. Is Walton at Georgetown’s PhD program?
gwalton

Posted January 5, 2010 at 4:49 PM

Yes, I believe Timothy Walton is a Carroll Fellow at the Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University.

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