Table of Contents
Contents: Introduction, Stephen J. Cimbala; Kids these days: growing military professionalism across generations, Isaiah Wilson III, Edward Cox, Kent W. Park and Rachel M. Sondheimer; Searching for a more viable form of civil-military relations: the Canadian and American experiences, Dale R. Herspring; Civil-military relations in contemporary Russia, Stephen J. Blank; Civil-military relations and the American way of war, John Allen Williams; The US civil-military problematique and new military missions, Damon Coletta; The war without a strategy: presidents, the Pentagon, and problems in civil-military relations since the 9/11 attacks, C. Dale Walton; Who serves? The American all-volunteer force, Gary Schaub Jr and Adam Lowther; Military theory, strategy and praxis: implications for civil-military relations, Jacob W. Kipp, and Lester W. Grau; Business models and the emerging US warfighting concepts, Milan Vego; Cyberwar and nuclear crisis management: implications for civil-military relations, Stephen J. Cimbala; Conclusion, Stephen J.Cimbala; Selected bibliography; Index.
