This book brings together prominent scholars from different disciplines in the field of civil-military relations in both Israel and abroad, and provides rare access in English to quality scholarship in this area.
This book brings together prominent scholars from different disciplines in the field of civil-military relations in both Israel and abroad, and provides rare access in English to quality scholarship in this area.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Elisheva Rosman-Stollman and Aharon Kampinsky - Contributions by Oren Barak; Eyal Ben-Ari; Amichai Cohen; Asher Cohen; Reuven Gal; Aharon Kampinsky; Ronald Krebs; Yagil Levy; Tamir Libel; Amiram Oren; Yoram Peri; Elisheva Rosman-Stollman; Orna S
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Elisheva Rosman and Roni (Aharon) Kampinsky Chapter 1: Armed Forces and the Polity through the Prism of Power Ronald Krebs Chapter 2: Civil-Security Relations in Israel: Looking Through the Mirror Oren Barak Chapter 3: Who Controls the IDF? Between an "Over-Subordinate Army" and "a Military that has a State" Yagil Levy Chapter 4: The IDF Moving Towards a Professional Force: Hybrid Wars, Logics-of-Action, and an Incremental Military Eyal Ben-Ari, Yehudit Sher, and Arial Vainer Chapter 5: Constructing the Ideal Officer: Israeli Society and the IDF Officer School Tamir Libel Chapter 6: The Nature and Course of the Dialogue between the Civilian Sector and the Defense Establishment in Israel Regarding the Planning and Building of Military Installations and Bases Eliav Taub and Amiram Oren Chapter 7: Women Singing, Cadets Leaving: The Extreme Case Syndrome in Religion-Army Relationships Asher Cohen and Bernard Susser Chapter 8: Gender separation or Women's exclusion: The Military as a Case Study Orna Sasson-Levy Chapter 9: Guardians and Guards: The Israeli Supreme Court's Political Role in Matters of National Security Amichai Cohen Chapter 10: Intentional Ambiguity: Why Do Crises in Relationships between the Defense Minister and the Chief of Staff Reoccur Repeatedly? Yoram Peri Chapter 11: Swords, Scrolls, and Civilization of the Military: Stuart Cohen and His Work in Context Roni (Aharon) Kampinsky and Elisheva Rosman-Stollman Conclusion: Civil-Military Relations in Israel: Who Influences Whom? Reuven Gal
Introduction Elisheva Rosman and Roni (Aharon) Kampinsky Chapter 1: Armed Forces and the Polity through the Prism of Power Ronald Krebs Chapter 2: Civil-Security Relations in Israel: Looking Through the Mirror Oren Barak Chapter 3: Who Controls the IDF? Between an "Over-Subordinate Army" and "a Military that has a State" Yagil Levy Chapter 4: The IDF Moving Towards a Professional Force: Hybrid Wars, Logics-of-Action, and an Incremental Military Eyal Ben-Ari, Yehudit Sher, and Arial Vainer Chapter 5: Constructing the Ideal Officer: Israeli Society and the IDF Officer School Tamir Libel Chapter 6: The Nature and Course of the Dialogue between the Civilian Sector and the Defense Establishment in Israel Regarding the Planning and Building of Military Installations and Bases Eliav Taub and Amiram Oren Chapter 7: Women Singing, Cadets Leaving: The Extreme Case Syndrome in Religion-Army Relationships Asher Cohen and Bernard Susser Chapter 8: Gender separation or Women's exclusion: The Military as a Case Study Orna Sasson-Levy Chapter 9: Guardians and Guards: The Israeli Supreme Court's Political Role in Matters of National Security Amichai Cohen Chapter 10: Intentional Ambiguity: Why Do Crises in Relationships between the Defense Minister and the Chief of Staff Reoccur Repeatedly? Yoram Peri Chapter 11: Swords, Scrolls, and Civilization of the Military: Stuart Cohen and His Work in Context Roni (Aharon) Kampinsky and Elisheva Rosman-Stollman Conclusion: Civil-Military Relations in Israel: Who Influences Whom? Reuven Gal
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