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Education of (military) leadership personnel in a postmodern world

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MICEWSKI Edwin R

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In: Defence Studies Vol.3, No.3, Autumn 2003, pp.1-8 (105)Abstract: Brigadier General of the Austrian Army argues for an education philosophy that emphasises wisdom obtained from humanist, holistic and moral approaches.

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Brigadier General of the Austrian Army argues for an education philosophy that emphasises wisdom obtained from humanist, holistic and moral approaches.

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