Editing Military strategy (section)

===Netwar===
A main point in asymmetric warfare is the nature of paramilitary organizations such as [[Al-Qaeda]] which are involved in guerrilla military actions but which are not traditional organizations with a central authority defining their military and political strategies. Organizations such as Al-Qaeda may exist as a sparse network of groups lacking central coordination, making them more difficult to confront following standard strategic approaches. This new field of strategic thinking is tackled by what is now defined as [[netwar]].<ref>{{Cite book |last=Arquilla |first=John |title=The advent of netwar |last2=Ronfeldt |first2=David F. |date=1996 |publisher=Rand |isbn=978-0-8330-2414-5 |location=Santa Monica, Calif}}</ref>