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The Adaptive Military
ISBN-13:
9781351486408
Veröffentl:
2017
Seiten:
227
Autor:
Arthur Asa Berger
eBook Typ:
PDF
eBook Format:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
2 - DRM Adobe
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
When the cold war ended, many hoped it signified enhanced prospects for a more stable world. However, despite favorable political developments, the post-cold war period has been marked by turbulence, uncertainty, and challenge. The actions of rogue states such as Iraq and North Korea have made nuclear proliferation more unpredictable. Violence in Somalia and Bosnia has cast doubt on the viability of international peacekeeping arrangements. Hopes for expanding democratization have been dimmed by assertions that the values of liberal democracy and human rights are incompatible with non-Western cultures. The Adaptive Military describes how military security policies and practices have adapted to these new times and explains why such changes are necessary.
List of TablesAcknowledgmentsIntroduction, 1998: Ten Years of New TimesJames Burk1. Thinking Through the End of the Cold WarJames Burk2. Armed Force and Armed Forces in a Turbulent WorldJames N. Rosenau3. The Future of Transitional WarfareWilliam R. Thompson4. The Shifting Threat and American National Security:Sources and Consequences of ChangeDonald M. Snow5. A Farewell to Arms? The Military and the Nation-Statein a Changing WorldChristopher Dandeker6. The Postmodern MilitaryCharles C. Moskos and James Burk7. Multinational Peacekeeping Operations:Background and EffectivenessDavid R. Segal and Robert J. Waldman8. The Challenge of Nonviolence in the New World OrderRobert L. HolmesContributorsIndex
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