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military effectiveness: a standalone construct

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the process by which armed forces turn resources into fighting power, assessed at political, strategic, operational and tactical levels.

In security studies, military effectiveness refers to the process by which armed forces turn resources into fighting power, assessed at political, strategic, operational and tactical levels. This meaning comes from Millett (1986) in International Security.[1]

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  1. Millett, A. R., Murray, W., & Watman, K. H. (1986). The Effectiveness of Military Organizations. International Security, 11(1), 37. https://doi.org/10.2307/2538875

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