Engineering, Social Sciences, War & Peace, Political Science 

A study analyzing military professionalism in the post-Gulf War era, focusing on national security, US society and military professionalism, political-military dynamics, and how the military responds to the strategic and domestic landscapes. Appendices report on civilian graduate education and the military, survey results, and technical and procedural details of the data analysis. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or. - from Amzon 

CONTENTS
1. U.S Military Professionalism and the Changing in Security Agenda..............p. 1

Part 1: The Military and the Changing Context of National Security

2. The American Way of War and the Conflict Environment............................p.29

3. Military Force Structures and The Strategic Landscape...............................p. 59

Part 2. U.S Society and Military Profession

4. Democratization and the Military............................................................p. 75

5. Professional Perceptions and Self images.................................................p. 89

Part 3. Political -Military Dynamic
6. the Profession and Politics...................................................................p. 111

7. Civil Military Relation...........................................................................p. 133

part 4. Conclusions: military and politics

8. The military Profession: Changes and chanlleges.....................................p.147

9. A New Hypothesis...............................................................................p. 155