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Current Sociology, 2023
While past decades Western societies have been shifting from mandatory military service toward all-volunteer forces, a number of them have retained conscription.
Eleri Lillemäe +2 more
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While past decades Western societies have been shifting from mandatory military service toward all-volunteer forces, a number of them have retained conscription.
Eleri Lillemäe +2 more
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Conscription and social transformations: Estonia between security needs and social expectations
Journal of Baltic Studies, 2023While most scholarly works on conscription in democracies focus on its abolition, the few works that explain its retention usually attribute it to countries’ security needs.
Eleri Lillemäe +2 more
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Conscription and Willingness to Defend as Cornerstones of National Defense in Israel and Finland
Journal of Political & Military Sociology, 2022In this article we explore the role of conscription and citizens’ willingness to defend the state in Israel and Finland. Focusing on civil-military relations from a historical point of view, we concentrate on government-led efforts to create, cultivate ...
Maya Hadar, Teemu J. Häkkinen
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Conscription and the Color Line: Rawls, Race and Vietnam
Modern Intellectual History, 2021This article revisits one of John Rawls's rare forays into activist politics, his proposal presented to the Harvard faculty, calling for a denunciation of the “2-S” system of student deferments from conscription.
Brandon M. Terry
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The Long-Term Effect of Military Conscription on Personality and Beliefs
Review of Economics and Statistics, 2020We estimate the causal impact of military conscription on long-term beliefs and personality traits. To address potential endogeneity concerns, we exploit the conscription lottery in Argentina.
Gabriela Ertola Navajas +3 more
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The Norwegian Armed Forces Health Registry conscription board health examinations 1968–2018
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2020Aim: The aim of the study is to encourage further research initiatives and collaborations based on Norwegian Armed Forces Health Registry (NAFHR) data by presenting basic information on the data contained therein.
E. Fadum +4 more
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Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice
The study examines the complex assessment of criminal culpability in individuals with ASPD, specifically regarding their ineligibility for conscription due to challenges obeying military regulations and endangering fellow soldiers.
M. Boylu +3 more
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The study examines the complex assessment of criminal culpability in individuals with ASPD, specifically regarding their ineligibility for conscription due to challenges obeying military regulations and endangering fellow soldiers.
M. Boylu +3 more
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Insurgent Conscription for Capacity and Control: State Violence and Coerced Recruitment in Civil War
Journal of Conflict ResolutionThough previous research has recognized that armed groups do not always recruit fighters on a voluntary basis, varieties and determinants of insurgent forced recruitment are still poorly understood.
Emily Myers
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Conscription and the Politics of Military Recruitment
, 2020There is more to conscription than the presence or absence of conscripts in a military force. A brief survey of the history of military recruitment suggests that economics, threat, and political heritage go a long way toward explaining why and how states
Nathan W. Toronto, Lindsay P. Cohn
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