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Military Culture: Philosophical and Anthropological Perspective of Research

IZVESTIYA VUZOV SEVERO-KAVKAZSKII REGION SOCIAL SCIENCE, 2023
The article is devoted to the presentation and analysis of the philosophical and anthropological approach to the study of the phenomenon of military culture. The paper shows that the study of this phenome-non in the domestic humanities began at the turn of the 20th-21st centuries.
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Anthropology, the Military, and the Risks of Ethical Inertia

Human Organization, 2017
This article examines military-related teaching venues that do not fit forms of educational engagement traditionally conceptualized in the anthropological literature to date. The analysis was prompted by commentary from anthropological peers and colleagues regarding a teaching assignment I completed at Fort Hood, Texas.
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"Feminization" and the French Military: An Anthropological Approach

Armed Forces & Society, 1991
This study explores consequences of recent measures of "feminization" in the French armed forces, where conscription remains limited to males. The current situation is not fully egalitarian, but one of minority participation of women in frameworks dominated by men.
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Military Anthropology: Soldiers, Scholars and Subjects at the Margins of Empire

Asian Affairs, 2020
General672South Asia712Middle East682South East Asia717Central Asia704East Asia730 Montgomery McFate is an anthropologist and was the senior social scientist for the US Army’s Human Terrain System....
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Breaking bad? Down and Dirty with Military Anthropology

Ethnos, 2019
This article revisits the debate around the frequent problematisation of anthropological research on ‘our troops’ within the wider anthropology community.
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Anthropology, Ethics, and the U.S. Military: A History and Possibility for Constructive Engagement

2021
This thesis describes the history of the engagement between the discipline of anthropology, its ethical principles, and the U.S. military. This history reveals how the lack of a constructive engagement between anthropology as a whole and the military has been shaped by the discipline’s evolving engagement with the U.S.
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New Paradigm of Military Anthropology

2021
Boroch, Robert, Korzeniowska-Bihun, Anna
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Military Cultural Awareness: From Anthropology to Application

2006
Abstract : In the mid-1990s, Marine General Anthony Zinni began making the case for the necessity of military cultural awareness as a force multiplier. General Zinni was then reacting to the challenge of resolving tribal conflict in Somalia and considering the potential eruption of other such conflicts. Since that time U.S.
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