Cognitive Dynamics on Clausewitz Landscapes

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Exploring the intersection of cognitive and evolutionary theories, this book examines conflict among hierarchical cognitive entities facing uncertainty and stress. It draws on concepts like friction and the fog-of-war to highlight how these conditions hinder real-time decision-making in organizations, particularly the military. Through formal essays and a mathematical appendix, it delves into how entities learn from conflict and adapt their strategies, proposing models and policy solutions aimed at enhancing strategic competence in complex environments.