The Sources of Military Change: Culture, Politics, Technology

Theo Farrell · Terry Terriff

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Part 1 Introduction: the sources of military change, T. Farrell, R. Terriff military change in historical perspective, Black J. Part 2 Culture: the spread of western military models to Ottoman Turkey and Meiji Japan, Goldman, E. O. world culture and the Irish army, 1922-1942, T. Farrell US ideas and military change in NATO, T. Terriff. Part 3 Politics: the US military's two-front war, 1963-1988, C.M. Cameron US military responses to post-Cold War missions, D.D. Avant, H.J. Lebovic post-Cold War change in the Russian military, J. Mathers. Part 4 New technology: the British army and the tank, J. Stone creating a US military revolution, W. Owens complexity and a midrange theory of networked militaries, C.C. Demchak military change in the new millennium, T. Farrell, T. Terriff.

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