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075484
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ID:
128596
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2013.
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In this article, the author examines General David Patraeus's counter-insurgency doctrine in Afghanistan as an example of change management and considers what might be learned about change management defence generally from it.
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076040
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ID:
070994
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ID:
075487
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146915
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In this article we analyse to what degree the three functions of doctrine proposed by Harald Høiback – doctrine as a tool of operations, a tool of education, and a tool of change – have driven defence transformation in two Scandinavian states, Norway and Sweden. We conclude that doctrine, both allied and national, has had some impact on defence transformation in both countries: through the operations in Afghanistan, through education both at the branch level and joint level, and through organizational adaption to (first) the US ‘RMA paradigm’ and (later) to the subsequent ‘COIN paradigm’. However, other factors, such as threat perception and defence spending, have also played an important role. It also remains to be seen whether the changes are ephemeral or of a more permanent nature.
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ID:
067117
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ID:
065306
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ID:
109814
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057499
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ID:
103092
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ID:
074839
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Solna, SIPRI, 2006.
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iv, 62p.Pbk
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 051744 | 909.8009437/TUM 051744 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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122958
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2013.
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The concept of smart defence that emerged from the NATO Brussels Summit in February 2011, developed from continuing multilateral dialog as EU nations pursue deference transformation in the face of rapidly evolving global challenges and continuing economic uncertainties. If MoDs of EU nations in and out of NATO are to adopt a flexible strategic posture for the future, one which supports national defence policy, as well as confirm to guidance of NATO's common security and defence policy (CSDP), they will need procurement reform that support new economic of scale.
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ID:
075485
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ID:
075488
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078466
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