Browsing by Subject "World War I"

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OFFENSIVE SPENDING: TACTICS AND PROCUREMENT IN THE HABSBURG MILITARY, 1866-1918

Dredger, John Anthony (Kansas State University, 2013)

This manuscript reveals the primary causes of Habsburg defeat both in 1866 and in 1914-1918. The choice of offensive strategy and tactics against an enemy possessing superior weaponry in the Austro-Prussian War and opponents ...
Perception management in the United States from the great war to the great crash

Tracy, Jared M. (Kansas State University, 2012)

This study argues that after World War I, corporate executives continued a strategy of perception management (PM) to control Americans’ choices in the commercial sphere and to shape the economic and cultural landscape of ...
The school of hard knocks: combat leadership in the American expeditionary forces

Faulkner, Richard Shawn (Kansas State University, 2008)

This dissertation examines combat leadership in the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) in infantry and machine gun units at the company level and below to highlight the linkages between the training and professional ...

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