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objective civilian control: a standalone construct

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objectivecivilian control1 CONSTRUCTObjective civilianHUNTINGTON · MILITARY

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Military sociology

civilian control secured by maximizing military professionalism, keeping the officer corps politically neutral and autonomous within its own sphere of expertise.

In military sociology, objective civilian control refers to civilian control secured by maximizing military professionalism, keeping the officer corps politically neutral and autonomous within its own sphere of expertise. This meaning comes from Huntington (1957) in The soldier and the state.[1]

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  1. Huntington, S. P. (1957). The soldier and the state. harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674817357

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