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This study aims to describe and assess the evolution of perceived threats to the nation-state and the structural changes within military institutions across three distinct periods in the history of the Turkish Republic. This analysis is conducted through
Atilla Öztekin, Temmuz Gönç Şavran
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A Sociological Study of the Military Profession in Turkey: Profession, Duty, or Lifestyle?
This article aims to conduct a sociological analysis of the military profession in Turkey. Despite the prominent position of the army as an institution and the soldier as an individual in society and the state bureaucracy, its analysis as a social ...
Barış Ateş
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Revisiting Institutional/Occupational Model in Turkish Military
This article questions the applicability of Moskos’ institutional/occupational model in a non-Western country whose modernization process resembles that of Western countries.
Adem Başpınar
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Right wing ascendance in India and politicisation of India’s military [PDF]
The rise to taking over state power after elections of 2014 by majoritarian forces in India has since witnessed weakening of institutions of governance.
Ali Ahmed
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War College Guest Military Students’ Perceptions of Türkiye
This research focuses on international military students’ perceptions of Türkiye. Very few studies in the literature in Türkiye are found to have dealt with international military education and students.
Selçuk Cantürk
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The nature, coming into existence and developmental stages of Military Sociology is discussed in the article below with reference to the restrictions applicable to research in the field of Military Sociology.
A. Senekal
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PROFESSIONALISM IN MILITARY: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL APPROACHES [PDF]
Military sociology being a special discipline has resulted in establishment of a permanent study group with contributors in shape of academic scholars and military officers.
Shahid Mumtaz MALIK
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Civil-military relations have constituted one of the areas of research in the field of military sociology for a number of years. It is all the more justified as the military, being a social institution, operates in a given local community at the mezzo ...
Dariusz CZEKAJ
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THE MILITARY, WAR AND SOCIETY: THE NEED FOR CRITICAL SOCIOLOGICAL ENGAGEMENT
Sociology offers a distinctive way of seeing and explaining the social world within which we live, as well as the events and institutions that shape it. Given this, it is surprising that the study of war by sociologists has been largely at the margins of
Lindy Heinecken
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“Military Families” – Critical Perspectives on a Research Field
Based on ethnographic fieldwork among Danish soldiers and their families going through military deployment between 2015 and 2016, this article investigates the term “military families” from a critical anthropological perspective.
Maj Hedegaard Heiselberg
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