Yes, this is a good addition. However I wonder if you start adding such specific cases for every field of research, then how long will the list become? This of course is a finding of its own.

With contributions from sixteen international scholars, it explores various forms of entrepreneurship and the broader social, economic, political, and military significance of the interaction between public and private actors in the supply of war. (3/3)

This edited volume provides the first holistic overview of continuity and change within this business in and from the Baltic Sea region over the course of three centuries. (2/3)

The business of war—meaning the commercial supply, financing, and organisation of soldiers and materiel for armies and navies—was one of the predominant economic sectors in early modern Europe. (1/3)

Let me know what you think!

It is too early to tell, but I suspect the societal impact of drones is also not as revolutionary as the authors argue. This may be a massive change militarily - a RMA - yet have only limited impact on broader social, economic and political structures as the early modern military revolution did. 2/2

Interesting and welcome comparison. Very topical! However, the article perhaps overlooks other military revolutions and RMAs and places too much emphasis on the tercio itself, rather than the broader infantry and gunpowder revolution. 1/2