From Grand Strategy to Ground Reality: Examining Methodological Challenges in Assessing How Tactical Failures Impact National Security Goals
Abstract
This study examined the methodological challenges involved in assessing how tactical failures shape national security outcomes, highlighting the persistent gap between grand strategic intent and operational reality. The study also noted key methodological problems, such as lack of data, class restrictions, and methodological measures not being present in the matrices used. These issues were limiting the ability of researchers to examine in a more systemic way the phenomenon of misalignment strategy-tactics at the level of national security.
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