Ethical lapses and the military profession : three problems and a solution/ Thomas Crosbie
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Armed Forces & Society: Vol. 44, No. 4, October 2018, pp.748-757 (3)Summary: The article addresses the specific critiques raised in Travi's article to prove why the research matters find ways to speak directly to the 'common man' and belief that treat all evidence of ethical lapses as equal.
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The article addresses the specific critiques raised in Travi's article to prove why the research matters find ways to speak directly to the 'common man' and belief that treat all evidence of ethical lapses as equal.
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