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military participation ratio: a standalone construct

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Military sociology

the share of a society's population that takes part in military service, used to explain social stratification and the shape of political power.

In military sociology, military participation ratio refers to the share of a society's population that takes part in military service, used to explain social stratification and the shape of political power. This meaning comes from Andreski (1954) in Military organization and society.[1]

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Andreski, S. (1954). Military organization and society. University of California Press. ISBN 9780710035059

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