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Beyond guns and steel : a war termination strategy / Dominic J. Caraccilo ; foreword by Daniel P. Bolger

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Beyond guns and steel : a war termination strategy / Dominic J. Caraccilo ; foreword by Daniel P. Bolger

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Santa Barbara (Calif.) : Denver (Colo.) : Oxford : Praeger security international, cop. 2011

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Introduction The fog of postwar War termination strategy goes Webster The good The bad The missing link : the interagency struggle The nesting of goals and objectives to achieve an end The art of ending war

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Does war ever just end ? Is there a so-called endstate? Or does it evolve ? And if it evolves, does it do so naturally or does leadership, or perhaps an exhaustive plan, make the transition from war to peace simpler and more efficient ? What happens if the leader is weak and the plan is lacking ? What happens to the indigenous population affected by the war ? If there is no plan and the leaders are weak, is the natural outcome for the ill-fated inhabitants a political and domestic crisis ? If so, then shouldn't that result be exactly what we should plan on preventing even before the guns begin to shoot ? This book will make an effort to answer these questions and more. It is a look at what happens beyond the guns and steel, beyond bullets and sweat, beyond the confusion and angst of war

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