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institutional extremism: a standalone construct

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a military culture whose routines and assumptions push toward the total destruction of the enemy, including civilians, beyond political aims.

In military history, institutional extremism refers to a military culture whose routines and assumptions push toward the total destruction of the enemy, including civilians, beyond political aims. This meaning comes from Hull (2004) in Absolute Destruction.[1]

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References

Hull, I. V. (2004). Absolute Destruction. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9781322500508

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