Narrativized Strategic Choice provides an intense examination of strategic choice in warfare. DeRosa broadens the understanding of strategic choice by carefully analyzing seven cases within the nuclear arms control realm to demonstrate that narratives better explain strategic choice compared to traditional models. Well structured, researched, and documented, this book is highly recommended for the strategist community.

Kevin D. Stringer, Lecturer in Strategy and Leadership, University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Northwestern Switzerland

DeRosa makes a convincing argument for using narrative logic as a tool for understanding political outcomes. He synthesizes a range of scholarly literature to build a theoretical framework that captures the complexity of strategic interactions in ways others cannot. A brilliant piece of scholarship in theory, methodology and evidence, Narrativized Strategic Choice adds needed structure to this evolving field.

Jeffrey Kubiak, Professor of Practice, School of Politics and Global Studies, Arizona State University

This book covers an interesting approach of studying important subjects from smaller frames. It is a unique work that sheds new lights into narrativized strategic choice as the title suggests, but there is much more to it. A well-designed methodology always provides fascinating results. These results are simply, amazing.

Abit Hoxha, Researcher, Institute of Nordic and Media Studies, University of Agder, Norway