The new Australian military sociology: antipodean perspectives
"Civil-military relations have changed over time with respect to changing demographics, new domestic and international responsibilities, Industry-Defence cooperation, women in the armed forces and contemporary veteran wellbeing. The New Australian Military Sociology aims to provide an antipodea...
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New York ; Oxford
Berghahn Books
2024
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| Series: | Military politics
vol. 2 |
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| Summary: | "Civil-military relations have changed over time with respect to changing demographics, new domestic and international responsibilities, Industry-Defence cooperation, women in the armed forces and contemporary veteran wellbeing. The New Australian Military Sociology aims to provide an antipodean view to theorising civil-military entanglements and uses Australia's unique geographic, political and cultural context to serve as a case study for other countries." |
| Physical Description: | VI, 197 Seiten 6 Diagramme |
| ISBN: | 9781805396291 |
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