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"In the midst of confusion in the scholarship about victory, this study explores two fundamental problems. First, we do not have precise language or theory that scholars, civilian and military policymakers, and the public can use to agree on what "victory" means, when it is attained, or when the state fails to achieve it. Second, it examines what a theory of victory whould look like, how it is distinct from military strategy or theory of war, what scholars and policymakers would gain by developi |
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Military policy; International LAW; USA-Military policy; USA-Military History-21st century; USA-, Military History-20th century; American Logic of Victory;
Bosnia-Kosovo;
Military Power-Victory;
Persian Gulf War |
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