Missions, structures and weapons: what to do about national defense?

Article Abstract:

The US defense industry and its intellectual base are on the decline due to the end of the Cold War. Revising American military policy will require an honest look at the US's role in world political history and an effort to replace communist paranoia with a more forward-looking defense policy.

Analysis, Influence, Military policy, National security, World politics

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Civilian-military attitudes: why the gap matters

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Issues are presented concerning the growing differences which are occurring between the culture of civilian and military societies in the US. The professionalism of the military and civilian attitudes to it are discussed.

Social aspects, Management, Policy sciences, Civil-military relations, Sociology, Military, Military sociology

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Defense and the new president: remaking the military

Article Abstract:

The United States military pays its staff well. However, morale is low, staff do not feel committed to a common purpose and there is no scope for development.

United States, Human resource management, Military aspects

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