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military enterprise: a standalone construct

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Military history

the early modern system in which states contracted private entrepreneurs to raise, supply and command troops.

In military history, military enterprise refers to the early modern system in which states contracted private entrepreneurs to raise, supply and command troops. This meaning comes from Parrott (2012) in The Business of War.[1]

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Parrott, D. (2012). The Business of War. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/cbo9781139023337

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