The military and society beyond the postmodern era / John Allen Williams
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Orbis Vol 52 No 2, Spring 2008, pp.199-216 (44)Summary: Study of the way the US military is evolving in the post 9-11 era, and also of the changing relationships between the military and civil society. Among these are the erosion of military hierarchies resulting from increased professionalisation, increasing use of civilians, and changing recruitment criteria. As societies change so do their armed forces.
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Study of the way the US military is evolving in the post 9-11 era, and also of the changing relationships between the military and civil society. Among these are the erosion of military hierarchies resulting from increased professionalisation, increasing use of civilians, and changing recruitment criteria. As societies change so do their armed forces.
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