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003011
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Washington, Pergamon-Brassey's International Defense Publishers, 1988.
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xxi, 159p.
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0080367356
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025853
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California, CENTO, 1967.
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49p.
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036724
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United States of America, Free press of Glencoe, 1962.
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272p.
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International yerabook of political behavior research; v. 3
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176925
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Annapolis, Maryland, Naval Institute Press, 2020.
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xiii, 303p.: ill.hbk
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9781682475355
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115281
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2012.
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Climate and environmental changes pose emerging and unique challenges to international security-as the global community experiences issues of food insecurity, severe droughts and floods-and have cascading impacts on energy supplies and infrastructure. Environmental hazards may shift abruptly, posing new risks to vulnerable systems and critical nodes in ways that diverge from historical experience. Effective risk assessments and planning will require understanding of how climate change will affect natural disasters and disaster response, and how hazards may be more extreme or unique from past experiences. This article discusses the role of climate change in affecting security planning from a military perspective, and how integration of scientific data and intelligence methods can foster assessment and effective response.
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031923
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New Delhi, Lancer International, 1987.
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x, 263p.
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817062035X
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| 028901 | 355.02/NAZ 028901 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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184992
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War is a social phenomenon and understanding the local context in which military forces fight should be a central concern of commanders. In Military Anthropology, Montgomery McFate sets out to understand the ways in which research of social practices and behaviours has influenced military action. In a broad historical sweep, McFate examines the lived experiences of several trained and amateur anglophone anthropologists, finding that careful study of societies can mitigate military missteps. The case for including social and cultural comprehension in contemporary military planning is forcefully made, but two distinct problems remain. Firstly, the study of social intangibles frequently fails to yield actionable insights relevant to planners. Secondly, granular understanding is often too localised to interact meaningfully with strategic plans. Underpinning both issues is an ongoing struggle within anthropology to establish a commonly accepted definition of culture.
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036590
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Calcutta, Minerva Association, 1973.
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xx, 118p.
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046482
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London, Macmillan, 1994.
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262p.
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0333628284
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086524
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New Delhi, Manas Publications, 2006.
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202p.
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8070492750
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093310
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Surrey, Ashgate, 2009.
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xix, 210p.
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Human factors defence
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9780754677598
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100930
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2010.
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Combined arms' operations have been a central tenet of military planning for nearly a century. They call for the integration of land, air and sea forces to achieve battlefield synergies. This philosophy has equal application to intelligence. The article advances the combined arms concept as a way to foster synergies across the intelligence disciplines - geospatial, signals, measures and signals, human, and most recently open source intelligence. It describes the strengths and weaknesses of each discipline in forming an analytical foundation for such a 'combined intelligence' and calls for developing theory to integrate the intelligence disciplines. The authors suggest that combined intelligence would confer several benefits, including more effective collection efforts and stronger countermeasures against adversary denial and deception. The article closes by calling for development of concepts and doctrine to put combined intelligence into practice.
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075964
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Boston, ARTECH House, 2007.
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xvi, 323p.
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1580535178
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038399
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Bombay, Jaico publishing, 1969.
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ix, 123p
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Drawing upon ethnographic data gathered over a six year period, this paper illustrates how the contrasting worldviews of US Marines and anthropologists frequently led to misunderstandings, frustrations, and garbled interpretations as the two struggled to work together to help resolve conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. I examine three key military domains where cultural experts and Marines attempted to work together to understand the cultural factors at play in both Iraq and Afghanistan: first as interpreters or experts in pre-deployment language and culture training programs; secondly in theater on the Human Terrain Teams; and third as cultural SMEs (experts) in military planning rooms. As the case studies and interviews illustrate, while both sides thought they were working together to understand the foreign cultures where they were operating, the real cross-cultural misunderstanding was ironically between the cultural experts and Marines.
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2009.
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The Mass Atrocity Response Operations (MARO) Project, a collaboration of Harvard University and the United States Army, focuses traditional military planning on the mission of genocide prevention. This article describes a generic planning framework designed for use by governments, regional peacekeeping organizations and NGOs to coordinate prevention and intervention efforts. This overview of the complex military planning process gives the civilian planner insight and introduces the anti-genocide community to a practical tool for turning rhetoric into considered action.
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038708
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London, Cassell, 1965.
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x, 334p.: ill.Hbk
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Vol.II
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000962
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1997.
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xx, 367p.
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0198292813
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ID:
001924
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Oxford, university Pr., 2000.
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92p.
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0-19-929005-9
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Military geography is implicit in many geopolitical arguments that come with the increased great power competition. However, as military geography is one of the disciplines that informs and constitutes geopolitics it is prudent to move beyond geographical metaphors and make the military geography explicit in the argument in order to gain a better understanding of geopolitics. Using Denmark as a case, this article compares Danish military geography during the Cold War and now in the era of emerging great power competition. Danish military geography changed during the Cold War from a straits to a vulnerable flank. In the post-Cold War era, Denmark became a safe area at a long distance from expeditionary operations and is now emerging as a defendable staging area in the era of great power competition. This case shows that the military geography changed significantly with new technologies, strategies and the adversaries’ capabilities during the Cold War. We should likewise expect the military geography to be constantly changing in the new great power rivalry.
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