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military culture: a standalone construct

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militaryculture1 CONSTRUCTMilitary cultureDUNIVIN · MILITARY SOCIOLOGY

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Military sociology

the values, customs and traditions shared by members of the armed forces, framed as a combat, masculine warrior paradigm under pressure to change.

In military sociology, military culture refers to the values, customs and traditions shared by members of the armed forces, framed as a combat, masculine warrior paradigm under pressure to change. This meaning comes from Dunivin (1994) in Armed Forces & Society.[1]

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  1. Dunivin, K. O. (1994). Military Culture: Change and Continuity. Armed Forces & Society, 20(4), 531-547. https://doi.org/10.1177/0095327x9402000403

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