PLA cultural psychology: historical factors shaping the worldview, attitudes, and behaviour of the chinese armed forces/ Lonnie D. Henley

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HENLEY Lonnie D

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PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY -- CHINA

In: ORBIS, Volume 68, Number 1, Winter 2024, pg. 25-46Summary: This article begins with a brief survey of the literature on Chinese strategic and military culture: introduces an array of historical and cultural factors that this author believes have affected the worldview and organizational practice of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) in general and the Navy in particular; and examines the implications of these cultural tendencies for PLA behaviour past and present.

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This article begins with a brief survey of the literature on Chinese strategic and military culture: introduces an array of historical and cultural factors that this author believes have affected the worldview and organizational practice of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) in general and the Navy in particular; and examines the implications of these cultural tendencies for PLA behaviour past and present.

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