| | Prof. '''Edward N. Luttwak''' is a [[strategist]] and [[historian]] known for his works on grand strategy, geoeconomics, [[military history]], and [[international relations]]. | | Prof. '''Edward N. Luttwak''' is a [[strategist]] and [[historian]] known for his works on grand strategy, geoeconomics, [[military history]], and [[international relations]]. |
| − | Luttwak was born in [[Romania]], educated in schools in [[Palermo]], [[Sicily] and [[England]]. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree at the London School of Economics and PhS at Johns Hopkins. Luttwak speaks five languages. He serves or has served as a consultant to: the Office of the [[US Secretary of Defense]], the [[National Security Council]], the [[US Department of State]], the [[US Army]], [[Navy]], and [[Air Force]]; he is/has been an adviser to Treaty Allies of the [[United States]]. He founded and directs a conservation cattle ranch in the Bolivian Amazon. | + | Luttwak was born in [[Romania]], educated in schools in [[Palermo]], [[Sicily]] and [[England]]. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree at the London School of Economics and PhS at Johns Hopkins. Luttwak speaks five languages. He serves or has served as a consultant to: the Office of the [[US Secretary of Defense]], the [[National Security Council]], the [[US Department of State]], the [[US Army]], [[Navy]], and [[Air Force]]; he is/has been an adviser to Treaty Allies of the [[United States]]. He founded and directs a conservation cattle ranch in the Bolivian Amazon. |
| | Luttwak is [[combat]]-trained Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and fought as a volunteer or a contractor in several countries on two continents. | | Luttwak is [[combat]]-trained Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry and fought as a volunteer or a contractor in several countries on two continents. |