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Unrestricted Warfare: Two Chinese Air Force Senior Colonels on Scenarios for War and the Operational Art in an Era of Globalization
(lit. 'warfare beyond bounds') is a book on military strategy written in 1999 by two colonels in the People's Liberation Army
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unrestricted_Warfare
For example:
ANNEX A
Forms of Unrestricted Warfare [1]
“Trade Warfare” means using trade measures for waging non-military warfare.
“Financial Warfare” means entering and subverting banking and stock markets and
manipulating the value of a targeted currency.
“New Terror Warfare” means terrorist operations using the latest technology to attack humanity as a whole.
“Ecological Warfare” means employing modern technology to adversely influence the natural state of rivers, oceans, the crust of the earth, the polar ice sheets, the air circulating in the atmosphere, and the ozone layer.
“Smuggling warfare” means sabotaging a rival country’s economy by flooding its
markets with illegal goods, and jeopardizing a local economy by flooding the market with pirated products.
“Cultural warfare” means influencing the cultural biases of a targeted country by
imposing your own cultural viewpoints.
“Drug warfare” means flooding illicit drugs across national borders and breaking down the fabric of a society through their use.
“Media warfare” means manipulating foreign media, either by compromising or
intimidating journalists or getting access to another country’s airwaves and imposing your own national perspectives.
“Technological warfare” means gaining control or having an edge in particular vital technologies that can be used in both peace and wartime.
“Resource warfare” means gaining control of scarce natural resources and being able to control or manipulate their access and market value.
“Psychological warfare” means imposing one’s national interest by dominating a rival nation’s perception of its own strengths and weaknesses.
“Network warfare” means dominating or subverting transnational information systems.
“International law warfare” means joining international or multinational organizations in order to subvert their policies and the interpretation of legal rulings.
“Environmental warfare” means weakening or subjugating a rival nation by despoiling or altering its natural environment.
“Economic aid warfare” means controlling a targeted country through aid
dependency.
[1] Qiao Liang and Wang Xiangsui Unrestricted Warfare: China’s Master Plan to Destroy America. Panama
City, Panama: Pan American Pub., 2002, xii, 38-43.