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History of military psychology
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2018Military psychology is a specialist discipline within applied psychology. It entails the application of psychological science to military operations, systems and personnel. The specialty was formally founded during World War I in the UK and the USA, and it was integral to many early concepts and interventions for psychological and neuropsychological ...
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University of Toronto Quarterly, 1963
Reviews of books on military history published in Canada in 1963.
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Reviews of books on military history published in Canada in 1963.
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2018
This chapter focuses on the major strategic issues relating to the war and the way those issues were debated in both the North and the South. Questions of strategy, operations, generalship, relations between civilian and military leaders, and internal political or societal constraints on military action are issues deserving greater exploration.
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This chapter focuses on the major strategic issues relating to the war and the way those issues were debated in both the North and the South. Questions of strategy, operations, generalship, relations between civilian and military leaders, and internal political or societal constraints on military action are issues deserving greater exploration.
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2014
Until fairly recently, most African military history was portrayed in terms of antithetical stereotypes. Until about the mid-20th century, Western observers often described a “dark continent” of incessant conflict waged by savage warriors. The independence era brought radically different perspectives, however, as Africanist scholars, seeking to refute ...
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Until fairly recently, most African military history was portrayed in terms of antithetical stereotypes. Until about the mid-20th century, Western observers often described a “dark continent” of incessant conflict waged by savage warriors. The independence era brought radically different perspectives, however, as Africanist scholars, seeking to refute ...
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Military revolutions and military history
2006For some 50 years, military historians have been debating the issue of whether there was or was not a ‘military revolution’ in western and central Europe in the early modern period, and what was the nature of this supposed revolution. It all began in 1955 when Michael Roberts, in an inaugural lecture at Queen’s University Belfast, first presented the ...
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