Democratic societies and their armed forces : Israel in comparative context / edited by Stuart A. Cohen.
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| Language: | English |
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London ; Portland, OR :
Frank Cass,
2000.
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| Series: | BESA studies in international security.
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Table of Contents:
- Towards a postmodern military? / Charles Moskos
- Addition, multiplication, and step-function: the "arithmetic" of military revolution in modern times / John Gooch
- The postmodern military: conscription or professionalism / Fabrizio Battistelli
- Trends in the political control of post-Cold War armed forces / Bernard Boëne
- Technology and supreme command / Eliot A. Cohen
- Why don't they fight each other?: cultural diversity and operational unity in multinational forces / Efrat Elron, Boas Shamir and Eyal Ben-Ari
- Women in the military: gain or regression? / Martin Van Creveld
- Re-establishing the force: the revolution in military affairs in the human resource and leadership systems / Theodore G. Stroup, Jr. and Leonard Wong
- The dilemma of the military Judge-Advocate General / Menachem Finkelstein
- The media and the military: from collusion to collision / Yoram Peri
- The social construction of Israel's "national security" / Baruch Kiimerling
- The scroll or the sword?: tension between Judaism and military service in Israel / Stuart A. Cohen
- Democracy, internal war, and Israeli security / Steven R. David.