Threats to military professionalism
Subtitle: international perspectives
By: edited by Jeff Stouffer & Douglas Lindsay
Contributors: Canadian Defence Academy; Canada. Canadian Armed Forces. Wing, 17
Publisher: Canadian Defence Academy Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Kingston, Ont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 250
ISBN-13: 9781100211855
Subjects: Military ethics; Military art and science
Notes: Produced for the Canadian Defence Academy Press by 17 Wing Winnipeg Publishing Office.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Available also on the Internet.

Issued by: Canadian Defence Academy.
Table of contents: title: South African Military Professionalism: Some Critical Observations and Threats; title: Threats to Professionalism in the United States Military; title: Higher Education and the Profession of Arms: Explaining the Logic; title: Military Professionalism; title: An Organizational Challenge by Itself; title: The Challenge of Maintaining Military Professionalism in the Face of Transformation: The Indonesian Army Experience; title: Threats and Opportunities for Military Professionalism from Social Media; title: The Profession of Arms and the Promotion of Ethics: The profession of Arms and the Challenge of Ethics; title: The New Economic Togetherness: Globalization of Economics and Some Implications for Security and the Military Profession; title: Displaced Pride: Attacking Cynicism at the United States Air Force Acedemy; title: Military Professionalism of the Swedish Armed Forces in the 21st Century; title: The Dynamic Five-Factor Model as a Compass for Military Professionalism: A Comparison Between Switzerland and the Netherlands; title: Complacency: A Threat to (Canadian) Military Professionalism.