In chapter 23 of Strategy in the Contemporary World, Lawrence Freedman argues that, because of the changing role of force in the international system, violence should no longer be treated as the ultimate arbiter of political disputes. Thus, the potential for violence should not be used as a starting point in any attempt to create a general theory of strategy.

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There is no chapter 23 in "Strategy in the Contemporary World" by Lawrence Freedman, as the book is a collection of essays by various authors, and Freedman is not the sole author.

In Chapter 23 of Strategy in the Contemporary World, Lawrence