John Arquilla and Douglas A, Borer have assembled a collection of essays on the frequently misunderstood relationship between the management, planning, content, utilization, and dissemination of information, the basic components of information operations (IO), and military strategy. The work's thesis is that technology and interconnect-edness brought about by the arrival of the Information Age and Globalization enabled the development of IO and the information domain.rnThe rise of a new domain and tools by which national objectives can be achieved requires a unique and distinct strategy-information strategy. Information strategy represents a new measure of power and is an equal, not subordinate, partner with military strategy.
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