This volume focuses on civilian control of the military in American history and contemporary national security affairs.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Richard Kohn is Professor of History and director of the Curriculum in Peace, War and Defense at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface 1. Introduction: Civil-Military Relations at the Center of Military History PART I: FOUNDATIONS 2. The Origins of American Antimilitarism 3. The Newburgh Conspiracy 4. The Greatness of George Washington 5. Why the American Generals Remained Subordinate PART II: THE HISTORICAL CONSTANT 6. The Genius of the American Constitution 7.Civilian Control of the Military in United States History PART III: THE "CRISIS" OF THE 1990s 8. Warning about the All-Volunteer Army 9. Expanding the Right to Serve 10. The Revolt of the '90s: Its Origins and Manifestations 11. The Danger of a Politicized Military 12. How Senior Flag Officer "Resignation" Threatens Civilian Control and National Defense PART IV: 9/11 AND ITS IMPLICATIONS 13. The "War on Terror" 14. The Danger of Using the Military at Home 15. Civilian Control in Decline 16. Militarization Even More Transformative PART V: RESTORATION AND STABILITY 17. Warning the Obama Administration about Conflict with the Military 18. The Ensuing Clashes: 2009-2012 19. Maintaining Military Professionalism 20. Toward a Positive Civil-Military Relationship EPILOGUE: THE REQUIREMENT FOR CIVILIAN CONTROL
Preface 1. Introduction: Civil-Military Relations at the Center of Military History PART I: FOUNDATIONS 2. The Origins of American Antimilitarism 3. The Newburgh Conspiracy 4. The Greatness of George Washington 5. Why the American Generals Remained Subordinate PART II: THE HISTORICAL CONSTANT 6. The Genius of the American Constitution 7.Civilian Control of the Military in United States History PART III: THE "CRISIS" OF THE 1990s 8. Warning about the All-Volunteer Army 9. Expanding the Right to Serve 10. The Revolt of the '90s: Its Origins and Manifestations 11. The Danger of a Politicized Military 12. How Senior Flag Officer "Resignation" Threatens Civilian Control and National Defense PART IV: 9/11 AND ITS IMPLICATIONS 13. The "War on Terror" 14. The Danger of Using the Military at Home 15. Civilian Control in Decline 16. Militarization Even More Transformative PART V: RESTORATION AND STABILITY 17. Warning the Obama Administration about Conflict with the Military 18. The Ensuing Clashes: 2009-2012 19. Maintaining Military Professionalism 20. Toward a Positive Civil-Military Relationship EPILOGUE: THE REQUIREMENT FOR CIVILIAN CONTROL
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