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Strategic studies

a simulation of conflict in which human players make decisions and live with their consequences, used to explore strategy and test plans.

In strategic studies, wargaming refers to a simulation of conflict in which human players make decisions and live with their consequences, used to explore strategy and test plans. This meaning comes from Perla (1990) in The art of wargaming.[1]

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Perla, P. P. (1990). The art of wargaming. Naval Institute Press. ISBN 9780870210501

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