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Martin Shaw |
Post-Military Society
Militarism, Demilitarization and War at the End of the Twentieth Century
Cambridge: Polity Press, 1991.
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Contents
Preface; Acknowledgements
1 Militarism and Militarization
disciplinary approaches
definitions
war and industrial society
total war and classical militarism
theory and the end of the Cold War
2 Contexts of Military Power
the state system
international relations and world economy
the 'world military order'
politics of military power
military power as a means of war
3 Post-Military Society
variants of the 'militarization' thesis
sociological alternatives
conscription in Europe
limits of Third World militarism
4 Militarism in a Post-Military Society
comparative issues in Western societies
militarism and national myths
nostalgia militarism and media wars
the military in a post-military society
post-militarism in Europe
5 Post-Military Citizenship
demilitarization in Europe
conscription and citizenship
the nation-state and post-military society
a new world order?
the two faces of post-military society
6 Postscript: The Gulf War and Post-Military Society
violence and post-military society
post-military societies at war
war and militarism after the Gulf
Index