
Army Fundamentals
From making soldiers to the limits of the military instrument
- 288 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
How do we understand the functions of militaries of democratic societies? How good soldiers are made, how they behave when posted overseas, the issue of gender and the increased use of military beyond their core functions all demand a closer academic examination.
This edited collection brings together work by exciting new scholars as well as established academics, and examines the identity and functions of the New Zealand Army from a range of perspectives. Drawing on anthropology, political studies, international relations, development studies, law, and defence and security studies, it provides a multi-faceted view of one military organisation, and helps further our understanding of the character and the challenges of military personnel and institutions in the twenty-first century.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introducing Army Fundamentals
- 1: Locking in a Military Identity: Making soldiers
- 2: Closing the Door on Military Life: The unmaking of officers
- 3: Reconsidering Military Identities: Professional Anzacs doing development?
- 4: New Zealand Military as Peacekeepers: International perceptions
- 5: The Kiwi PRT Experience in Afghanistan
- 6: The New Zealand Army, Peacekeeping and Masculinities in the Solomon Islands
- 7: Women in the Armed Forces
- 8: Beyond Rote: The New Zealand Army training foreign security forces
- 9: The Limits of the Military Instrument
- References
- About the contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Copyright