Right or Wrong? The Civil-Military Prolematique and Armed Forces & Society's 50th / Peter D. Feaver
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Armed Forces & Society, Volume 51, Number 2, 2025, Page:507-516Summary: This examines the intricate relationship between civil-military dynamics and the role of Armed Forces & Society over the past five decades.
Key Themes:
Civil-Military Relations: The work explores the challenges and complexities inherent in the interactions between military institutions and civilian authorities.
Historical Reflection: It provides a retrospective analysis of the evolution of civil-military relations, highlighting significant developments and shifts over the last 50 years.
Ethical Dilemmas: The study raises critical questions about the moral implications of civil-military interactions, assessing what constitutes right or wrong in these contexts.
Impact on Society: It discusses how these relationships influence broader societal dynamics, including governance, security, and public trust.
Future Considerations: The abstract suggests directions for future research and dialogue on the ongoing civil-military problematic.
This analysis contributes to a deeper understanding of the civil-military relationship and its implications for society, emphasizing the need for continued examination of these critical issues.
This examines the intricate relationship between civil-military dynamics and the role of Armed Forces & Society over the past five decades.
Key Themes:
Civil-Military Relations: The work explores the challenges and complexities inherent in the interactions between military institutions and civilian authorities.
Historical Reflection: It provides a retrospective analysis of the evolution of civil-military relations, highlighting significant developments and shifts over the last 50 years.
Ethical Dilemmas: The study raises critical questions about the moral implications of civil-military interactions, assessing what constitutes right or wrong in these contexts.
Impact on Society: It discusses how these relationships influence broader societal dynamics, including governance, security, and public trust.
Future Considerations: The abstract suggests directions for future research and dialogue on the ongoing civil-military problematic.
This analysis contributes to a deeper understanding of the civil-military relationship and its implications for society, emphasizing the need for continued examination of these critical issues.
CIVIL-MILITARY, SOCIETY, PROLEMATIQUE
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