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ISSN 3083-5402
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Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2025October 11, 2025 AEST

Codifying Intelligentized Warfare: The People’s Liberation Army’s Doctrine’s Turn in Science of Military Strategy 2020

Peyton Mayer,
ChinaScience of Military StrategyPLAartificial intelligenceautonomycognitive warfareintelligentizationmilitary doctrineU.S.–China competitionEast Asia
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Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2025

Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2025
  • China’s AI Development Trajectory: From Fragmented Authoritarianism to Securitisation
    Adam Bartley
  • Codifying Intelligentized Warfare: The People’s Liberation Army’s Doctrine’s Turn in Science of Military Strategy 2020
    Peyton Mayer
  • Europe and China’s Competing Ideas in the Belt and Road Initiative
    Stefanie (Steffi) WeilNan YouHongyu Wang
  • Small Island Developing States’ Use of Courts to Fight for Environmental Security
    J. Ricky PriceChristine BiancoBibek Chand
  • Artificial Intelligence and Geopolitics: Middle Powers in the Age of Algorithmic Power
    Cassandra SwitajJonathan Ping
Journal of East Asia Security
Mayer, P. (2025). Codifying intelligentized warfare: The People’s Liberation Army’s doctrine’s turn in Science of Military Strategy 2020. Journal of East Asia Security, 1(3), 62–66. https://doi.org/10.53300/001c.145838
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