New Civil-Military Relations
Subtitle: the Agonies of Adjustment to Post-Vietnam Realities
By: John P. Lovell
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Taylor and Francis
Published: 2017
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
ISBN-13: 9781351319409
Subjects: Military Sociology; Congresses; Civil supremacy over the military; Sociologie militaire; Congrès; Suprématie du pouvoir civil sur le pouvoir militaire
Table of contents: title: Part Introduction; title: chapter 1 The Agonies of Adjustment to Post-Vietnam Realities; title: part The Changing Policy Environment; title: chapter 2 U.S. Commitments and Alliances; title: Some Implications of the Changing International Environment; title: chapter 3 The Revolt of the Masses; title: Public Opinion on Military Expenditures; title: chapter 4 Levee En Masse, Cest Fini; title: The Deterioration of Popular Willingness to Serve; title: part Civil-Military Relations at the Community and Operational Level; title: chapter 5 Anti-Rotc; title: Response to Vietnam or?Consciousness III??; title: chapter 6 The Reserves and National Guard; title: Their Changing Role in National Defense; title: chapter 7 Civilian-Military Racism in the Seventies; title: The Challenge of Reducing Cultural Differences Through Planned Change; title: chapter 8 The Role of the Military in American Society Vis-A-Vis Drug Abuse; title: Scapegoat, National Laboratory and Potential Change Agent; title: part National Security Politics at Top Policy Levels; title: chapter 9 Nato Nuclear Policy-Making; title: chapter 10 The Office of the Secretary of Defense; title: The Laird and Mcnamara Styles; title: chapter 11 The Secretary of Defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff in the Nixon Administration; title: The Method and The Men; title: chapter 12 Militarism or the Military Virtues; title: The Changing Role of Military Force in National Policy; title: chapter 13 Bread, Guns and Uncle Sam; title: International Realities and Their Implications For U.S. Relations With the World; title: part Conclusions; title: chapter 14 The Greening of The Brass; title: Emerging Civil-Military Relations.