The Military and Democratic Transition: Paradoxes of the Democratic Ethos

This article argues that existing attempts to define the democratic ethos fall short. The article examines different scholars’ definitions of the democratic ethos vis-a-vis the military, their positions on maintaining it, and the paradoxes inherent in these conceptions of the democratic ethos.

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The US Army War College Quarterly Parameters
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.55540/0031-1723.3323
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Political Economy and Marxism
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The Military and Democratic Transition: Paradoxes of the Democratic Ethos

Carrie A. Lee
The US Army War College Quarterly Parameters
Political Economy and Marxism
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The Military and Democratic Transition: Paradoxes of the Democratic Ethos

Carrie A. Lee
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This article argues that existing attempts to define the democratic ethos fall short. The article examines different scholars’ definitions of the democratic ethos vis-a-vis the military, their positions on maintaining it, and the paradoxes inherent in these conceptions of the democratic ethos.

The US Army War College Quarterly ParametersVol. 54(4)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Political Economy and Marxism
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