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constabularyforce1 CONSTRUCTConstabulary forceJANOWITZ · MILITARY SOCIOLOGY

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Military sociology

a military kept continuously ready to act but committed to minimum force and stable international relations rather than outright victory, close to a police posture.

In military sociology, constabulary force refers to a military kept continuously ready to act but committed to minimum force and stable international relations rather than outright victory, close to a police posture. This meaning comes from Janowitz (1960) in The professional soldier.[1]

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  1. Janowitz, M. (1960). The professional soldier. Free Press. ISBN 9781501179327

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