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David Silbey is an Adjunct Associate Professor and Director of Teaching and Learning at Cornell University. His academic focus lies in Military History, examining the evolution of warfare from 1945 onwards, particularly in relation to industrialized total wars and asymmetric responses such as guerrilla warfare, insurgency, and terrorism. He is well-versed in the historical narrative of conflicts including the British Army in World War I, the Philippine-American War, and the Boxer Rebellion in China, contributing significant insights into American military encounters with diverse cultures. He serves as a series editor for the Cornell University Press' 'Battlegrounds: Cornell Studies in Military History', overseeing the publication of works that critically analyze historical military events and their implications on modern conflicts. His recent publications include works on revolutionary warfare and the dynamics of imperialism in the nineteenth century, reflecting his commitment to advancing historical scholarship in military studies.
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