A dangerous separation: the schism between American society and its military / Richard M Wrona
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World Affairs Vol 169 No 1, Summer 2006, pp.25-38 (55)Summary: Discussion of the risks and contradictions of modern American civil military relations. These are said to be particularly difficult at a time when society favours "rights and entitlements over obligations and self-sufficiency".
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Discussion of the risks and contradictions of modern American civil military relations. These are said to be particularly difficult at a time when society favours "rights and entitlements over obligations and self-sufficiency".
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