In chapter 14 of Strategy in the Contemporary World, John Ferris argues that the 'new American way of war' has eliminated most of the US military's weaknesses and that it provides a new model for all powers. Thus, weak states and European countries will inevitably, and ultimately successfully, follow the US model.

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Ferris argues that while the US military has made significant changes and improvements, it still has weaknesses and limitations. He also suggests that other countries may take inspiration from certain aspects of the US military's approach, but that there is no one-size-fits-all solution and that each country must adapt their military strategy to their own unique circumstances. Therefore, he does not assert that all countries will ultimately follow the US model.

In Chapter 14 of Strategy in the Contemporary World, John