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The Future of Strategic Leadership

Dr. Steven Metz, senior research professor at the Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College, and nonresident fellow at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, is working on a book on the future of insurgency. ABSTRACT: In the coming years a number of factors will expand and accelerate changes to the character of strategic leadership— shifts in the nature of armed conflict, the weaponization of everything, the development and utilization of new technologies, the decline of authority structures, political hyperpartisanship, and the coalescence of new ethical structures. Strategic military leaders must, therefore, transcend the twentieth-century industrial-style leadership model and embrace a model based on entrepreneurship.