Political and Military Sociology

Taylor & Francis

Potestas and Violentia Power in the Doctrine of \""Military Operations in Urban Terrain\"" (MOUT): State Sovereignty\nand Biopolitics in 2000 2011 Urban Warfare - Maria Markantonatou\nPostmodern or Conservative? Competing Security Communities over Military Doctrine: Israeli National-Religious Soldiers as Counter [Strategic] Culture Agents - Udi Lebel\nDoing Army or Feeling Army? What Makes Women Feel Organizational Belonging in the Israeli Defence Forces? - Orlee Hauser\nReconsidering the Defense Growth Relationship: Evidence from the Islamic Republic of Iran - Bruce D. McDonald, III\nRethinking the Legacies of the Iran Iraq War: Veterans, the Basij, and Social Resistance in Iran - Neema Noori\nJustifying War in Post Cold War Conflicts - Molly Clever\nRelational Dialectics in the Civil Military Relationship: Lessons from Veterans' Transition Narratives - Christina M. Knopf\nAmerican White Nationalism: The Ongoing Significance of Group Position and Race - David Bugg and Dianne Dentice\ne