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Prospect theory and civil military conflict : the case of the 1976 Korean axe murder incident/ Gregory Winger

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WINGER Gregory

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In: Armed Forces & Society: Vol. 43, No. 4, October 2017, pp.734-757 (3)Summary: This article investigates the potential use of prospect theory to understand civil-military can lead civilian and military authorities to inhabit different frames of reference when confronting the same crisis.

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This article investigates the potential use of prospect theory to understand civil-military can lead civilian and military authorities to inhabit different frames of reference when confronting the same crisis.

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