Hybrid Organizing in the Military Domain explores the transformative shift in military structures and strategies required to address the complexities of modern conflict environments. The book delves into the integration of conventional military tactics with irregular warfare, cyber operations, and multi-stakeholder collaboration, offering a comprehensive analysis of how hybrid organizing has become a cornerstone of 21st-century defense and security strategies. The book is structured to provide readers with a thorough understanding of hybrid organizing from both theoretical and practical perspectives. It begins by tracing the evolution of military strategies, highlighting the inadequacies of traditional approaches in the face of non-state actors, asymmetric threats, and rapidly advancing technologies. It then introduces the concept of hybrid organizing as a dynamic framework that combines the best practices of conventional warfare with innovative approaches to collaboration, information management, and adaptability. The book offers practical insights for military professionals, policymakers, and academics. It outlines frameworks for implementing hybrid organizing principles, from strategic planning to operational execution, and emphasizes the need for flexibility, resilience, and continuous learning in an ever-changing landscape. Hybrid Organizing in the Military Domain is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the future of military strategy. By bridging the gap between traditional doctrines and contemporary demands, it provides a roadmap for navigating the complexities of modern conflict, ensuring that military forces remain effective, adaptable, and prepared for the challenges of tomorrow.