Recently added articles from Journal of Political and Military Sociology:
EVANGELICAL ELITES IN THE U.S. MILITARY
Dec 01, 2007; ... American evangelicals have become dominant players within the United States government. One particularly important domain of elite activity has been the U.S. military. Through important institutions like the Pentagon and the U.S. Air Force Academy, a cohort of civilian and military leaders have ...
EXTENDING POLITICAL RIGHTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST: THE CASE OF KUWAIT1
Dec 01, 2007; ... We developed models to explain Kuwaiti citizens' views in the 1990s towards expanding citizenship rights for women and for stateless people. These models address why women have recently achieved more rights while the stateless have not. They examine the impact of social statuses, cultural ...
A COMPARISON OF CIVILIAN AND ENLISTED DIVORCE RATES DURING THE EARLY ALL VOLUNTEER FORCE ERA*
Dec 01, 2007; ... The belief that enlisted military divorce rates are unusually high is a recurring theme expressed among those living in the military community, yet quantitative data on military divorce rates remain a virtual lacuna. The all-volunteer enlisted force also happens to be an almost all-married ...
ADDING THE DOMESTIC DETERMINANTS TO GREEK FOREIGN POLICY
Dec 01, 2007; ... By most accounts, Greece's foreign policy choices since becoming a member of the European Union have been viewed as largely ineffective. Our paper seeks to account for the complexities, inconsistencies and changes in Greek foreign policy by looking at both domestic and international factors that ...
REVOLUTION: IMMUNITY FOR INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACIES?
Dec 01, 2007; ... While social revolutions have been the focus of considerable scholarly attention over the past quarter century, little effort has been made to consider the prospects for revolution in the industrialized West. This odd fact exists in spite of Goldstone's claim that the present-day United States ...