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Military sociology

a model of armed forces after the Cold War marked by blurred civil-military boundaries, smaller rank and branch distinctions, and missions beyond warfighting.

In military sociology, postmodern military refers to a model of armed forces after the Cold War marked by blurred civil-military boundaries, smaller rank and branch distinctions, and missions beyond warfighting. This meaning comes from Moskos (1999) in The postmodern military.[1]

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Moskos, C. C., Williams, J. A., & Segal, D. R. (1999). The postmodern military. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195133295

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