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martial race: a standalone construct

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Military sociology

the colonial belief that some ethnic or regional groups are naturally suited to soldiering, used to steer recruitment and bound up with ideas of race and masculinity.

In military sociology, martial race refers to the colonial belief that some ethnic or regional groups are naturally suited to soldiering, used to steer recruitment and bound up with ideas of race and masculinity. This meaning comes from Streets (2004) in Martial races.[1]

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References

Streets, H. (2004). Martial races. Manchester University Press. ISBN 9780719069628

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