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Military sociology

the view, set out in order to criticize it, that civilian leaders set war aims and then leave the conduct of operations to military professionals.

In military sociology, normal theory of civil-military relations refers to the view, set out in order to criticize it, that civilian leaders set war aims and then leave the conduct of operations to military professionals. This meaning comes from Cohen (2002) in Supreme Command.[1]

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Cohen, E. (2002). Supreme Command. Free Press. ISBN 9780743230490

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