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Quantum technologies and geopolitics: comparing parliamentary rhetoric. [PDF]

EPJ Quantum Technol
Suter V, Pöhlmann G, Ma C, Meckel M.
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Exploring civilian minds and lives during the 2025 India-Pakistan conflict: a phenomenological study in Lahore, Pakistan. [PDF]

BMJ Open
Saleem J, Hameed S, Shehzad MN, Shahzad RB, Ali N, Aftab MM, Khan S, Asif A, Amna I, Khan HZ.   +9 more
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Military nursing in tactical pre-hospital care: structure, action, and challenges in high-risk contexts. [PDF]

Rev Bras Enferm
Souza FIDS, Broca PV, Guilherme FJA, Haberland DF, Louro TS, Pereira ER, Silva TASMD, Oliveira AB.   +7 more
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What Sustains Wars: Will to Fight Versus Military Might. [PDF]

Ann N Y Acad Sci
Atran S.
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How we fight: A critical exploration of US military doctrine

Organization, 2017
This essay seeks to answer the question, ‘How can we understand and critically examine the role of doctrine by which US military operations are conceptualized and performed?’ I employ Jean-François Lyotard’s theory of the modernist grand narrative and Karl E.
Chris Paparone
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Rediscovering US Military Strategy: A Role for Doctrine

Journal of Strategic Studies, 2016
ABSTRACTThis article argues that US military doctrine, and by extension that of most Western militaries, missed an opportunity in the period following the Cold War to rediscover the many types of military strategies employed to good effect before the industrial-age wars of the twentieth century.
Antulio J Echevarría
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At war with social theory: Instrumental and communicative action in US military doctrine during the War on Terror

Small Wars and Insurgencies, 2015
As US counterinsurgency campaigns draw to a close, doctrine for asymmetric warfare written during the War on Terror has come under heavy criticism. While many have argued that this shift to ‘winning hearts and minds’ is evidence that the United States is taking humanitarianism and nation-building seriously, others argue that a wide gap exists between ...
Stephen Pampinella
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Counterinsurgency Reexamined: Racism, Capitalism, and US Military Doctrine

Antipode, 2020
AbstractThe US has been engaged in coercive projects of counterinsurgency since the Indian Wars in the 19th century. Racist constructions of the enemy have been central to this process. Counterinsurgency has called forth new waves of contestation at every juncture, which has in turn shaped the very texture of military doctrine.
Jordan T. Camp, Jennifer Greenburg
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US military doctrine and the challenges of peace operations

2017
This chapter examines the development of US military doctrine in peace operations in the context of the political dynamics of successive US administrations, the inherent institutional needs of the military services, and the demands of a complex environment.
William Flavin, Chiyuki Aoi
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