Christopher Coker
64 works on record
Works
Ethics and war in the twenty-first century
2008
The warrior ethos
2007
The Future of War
2004
Empires in Conflict
2003
Globalisation and insecurity in the twenty-first century
2002
Waging War Without Warriors?
2002
War and the illiberal conscience
1998
Twilight of the West
1998
The western alliance in decline
1995
Arms for oblivion
1994
War and the 20th century
1994
A Farewell to Arms Control, the Irrelevance of Cfe
1990
Shifting into Neutral
1990
Who Only England Know
1990
Drifting Apart?
1989
Reflections on American foreign policy since 1945
1989
Less important than opulence
1988
South Africa's security dilemmas
1987
British defence policy in the 1990s
1987
Terrorism and civil strife
1987
The United States and South Africa, 1968-1985
1986
Terrorism (Issues)
1986
Terrorism
1986
A nation in retreat?
1986
NATO, the Warsaw Pact, and Africa
1985
The future of the Atlantic Alliance
1984
The Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, and the new international economic order
1984
US military power in the 1980s
1983
War in an age of risk
Warrior Geeks How 21stcentury Technology Is Changing The Way We Fight And Think About War
European Security Beyond The Year 2000
The Improbable War
Barbarous Philosophers Reflections On The Nature Of War From Heraclitus To Heisenberg
The warrior ethos
The United States, Western Europe, and military intervention overseas
Shifting into neutral?
The improbable war
Humane warfare
Rebooting Clausewitz
Can war be eliminated?
Barbarous Philosophers
Warrior Geeks
Future War
Rise of the Civilizational State
Men at War
Future of War
War in an Age of Risk
Why War?
Globalisation and Insecurity in the Twenty-First Century
Ethics and War in the 21st Century
US Military Power in The 1980s
NATO, the Warsaw Pact and Africa
Future of the Atlantic Alliance
Da guo chong tu de luo ji
Rebooting the west
Character of War in the 21st Century
Constructive engagement
Humane Warfare
British maritime power
Warrior Ethos
Is there a western way of warfare?
The future is history
The vitality of Britain
Ethics and War in the 21st Century (Lse International Studies)