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unequal dialogue: a standalone construct

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Military sociology

civil-military relations in wartime as a frank exchange in which civilian leaders question and probe military advice while keeping final authority.

In military sociology, unequal dialogue refers to civil-military relations in wartime as a frank exchange in which civilian leaders question and probe military advice while keeping final authority. This meaning comes from Cohen (2002) in Supreme Command.[1]

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References

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

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