U.s. Civil-military Relations

Introduction and overview, Don M. Snider and Miranda A. Carlton-Carew; US civil-military relations in the 21st century - a sociologist's view, David R. Segal; a domestic perspective, James F. McIsaac and Naomi Verdugo; US civil-military relations in a changing international order, Michael C. Desch; influential elites and the US military after the Cold War, Mark J. Eitelberg and Roger D. Little; the military and influential elites - differences in values and their effects on policy, Curtis L. Gilroy; the role of military advice - civil-military relations and Bush security strategy, Stephen J. Cimbala; an all-volunteer professional military - implications for military contingency planning, Frederic J. Brown; civil-military conflict and the use of force, Peter D. Feaver; dissent is not disloyalty - use of force in the post-Cold War era, Caroline F. Ziemke; reconsidering civil-military relations, Paul Bracken; US civil-military relations - the state of the debate, Douglas V. Johnson II and Steven Metz.