The military and American society.
By: [Compiled by] Martin B. Hickman.
Series: Glencoe Press insight series
Publisher: Glencoe Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Beverly Hills, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 167
Subjects: Sociology, Military -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures; United States -- Armed Forces -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Table of contents: title: vre new American militarism, by D. W. Shoup.; title: Will militarism destroy the United States? By D. F. Fleming.; title: Will the real Dr. Strangelove please stand up? By W. Leavitt.; title: Antimilitarism: some hidden dangers, by A. Hartley.; title: The militarization of American foreign policy: the Vietnam experience, by R. C. Hillam.; title: Conflict and crisis for national security, by C. A. McClelland.; title: The defense sector: an evaluation of its economic and social impact, by A. Burns.; title: Growing threat of our military-industrial complex, by J. Raymond.; title: The usury of war, by R. Kaufmann.; title: The military-industrial complex: a perspective, by E. M. Zuckert.; title: What Eisenhower really said, from Navy magazine.; title: ROTC: the lower learning, by M. Mayer.; title: ROTC, by W. F. Mahlenfeld.; title: The military-industrial-academic complex, by W. F. Fulbright.; title: Classified military research and the university: symposium by A. Rapoport and others.