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Caforio, Guiseppe.

Cultural differences between the military and parent society in democratic countries

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Cultural differences between the military and parent society in democratic countriesedited by Guiseppe Caforio.
other author:	Caforio, Guiseppe.
Published:	Bingley, U.K. :Emerald,2007.
Description:	1 online resource (xiv, 368 p.).
Notes:	Includes index.
Subject:	Business & EconomicsEconomics
Online resource:	http://www.emeraldinsight.com/1572-8323/4
ISBN:	9781849500142 (electronic bk.)

Cultural differences between the military and parent society in democratic countries
Cultural differences between the military and parent society in democratic countries[electronic resource] /edited by Guiseppe Caforio. - Bingley, U.K. :Emerald,2007. - 1 online resource (xiv, 368 p.). - Contributions to conflict management, peace economics and development,v. 41572-8323 ;. - Contributions to conflict management, peace economics and development ;v. 1..

Includes index.

Media and public opinion / Giuseppe Caforio -- Threat perception : new risks, new threats andnew missions / Rafael Rafael Martnez Martnez, Antonio M. Daíz Fernández -- Democratic control over the armed forces / Ljubica Jeluic -- New missions and the changing character of military organisations / Lindy Heinecken -- Integration of women into the armed forces : is there a gap between the attitudes of civilian elites and military elites? / Tibor Szvircsev Tresch, Demet Varoglu-- The methodological approach of the study on the differences betweencivilian students and military cadets / Tibor Szvircsev Tresch, René Moelker, Giuseppe Caforio -- National differences in military valuesand civilian values : is the gap culture-free or culture-bound? / Marina Nuciari -- Civil-military relations in Bulgaria / Yantsislav Yanakiev -- Civil cultural and military models in France : common models? / Claude Weber, Axel Augé -- The civil-military gap among German futureelites / Sabine Collmer, Gerhard Kmmel -- The cultural gap between themilitary and the parent society in Italy / Giuseppe Caforio -- The civil-military gap in the Netherlands / René Moelker -- Civil-militarycultural gap in Romania / Marian Zulean -- Some remarks on civil-military relations in Poland / Adam Kolodziejczyk -- The historical basis for civil-military relations in Slovenia / Ljubica Jeluic, Maja Garb -- Civil-military relations and the emergence of a civil-military gap in South Africa / Lindy Heinecken -- Theoretical framework of the research /Giuseppe Caforio, Karl W. Haltiner, Ljubica Jelusíc, René Moelker, Tibor Szvircsev Tresch -- The difficulties faced by civil-military relations undergoing constant improvement in Spain since 1975 / Rafael Martínez Martínez, Antonio M. Daíz Fernández -- The Swedish armed forces : recent developments and future strategy/ Alise Weibull -- The structural basis of the Swiss army / Karl W. Haltiner, Tibor Szvircsev Tresch -- A comparison of civil-military attitudes : the caseof Turkey / Bahattin Aksit, Sibel Kalaycioglu, Kadir Varoglu, Mehmet Äkar -- Conclusion : comparison of current and future elites / GiuseppeCaforio -- Value orientations and political attitudes among future military and civilian elites / Karl W. Haltiner, Alise Weibull -- Effects of the socialisation process on the cultural attitudes of future elites / Giuseppe Caforio, Maja Garb -- Introduction / Giuseppe Caforio.

This book is a report of cross-national research on the civil-military cultural differences in democratic societies, particularly centred on the attitudes of national elites, here considered asbeing mainly composed of professionals. The research studies the question: What are thedifferences between the values, opinions and attitudes of military officers and those of professionals belongingto other categories? What isthe effect of these differences on society in each country, and on thenational security sector? What are the current trends of this gap? Researchers investigated a sample of cadets at military academies and their generational peers at civilian universities (future elites). An expert survey was also employed to sample present elites, both civilian and military.The report is divided into three parts: the first describes the methodological aspect of the research; the second part, taking a comparative international approach, analyses the results of the research with respect to the main survey themes; the third part continues the volume by examining specific national themes in the context of the results of the cross-national comparison developed in the preceding part. In a final chapter, the data of the expert survey has been compared with thedata that emerged from the survey of future elites, to glean elements for a general summary and evaluation on the cultural gap. This is the first cross-national research outside the U.S. on civil/ military cultural differences. It is a significant comparison of the attitudes of present and future elites on security matter. It provides a deep understanding of national specificities of the 13 participating countries on the military issues.

ISBN: 9781849500142 (electronic bk.)Subjects--Topical Terms:

532731
Business & Economics
--Economics

LC Class. No.: HF1359 / .C85 2007

Dewey Class. No.: 337

Universal Decimal Class. No.: 339

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