Putting Conflict Where It Belongs : A Response to “Creating Shared Responsibility through Respect for Military Culture: The Russian and American Cases”

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Putting Conflict Where It Belongs : A Response to “Creating Shared Responsibility through Respect for Military Culture: The Russian and American Cases”

Murdie, Amanda - Personal Name;

Professor Dale R. Herspring argues that civil-military relations should move beyond a preoccupation with civilian control; instead, he says, the focus should be on the degree and nature of conflict within civil-military interactions. This alternative theoretical view adds much to the extant literature and allows future work to concentrate both on a more nuanced account of the effects of civil-military relations and, as Professor Herspring does, on the determinants of a “healthy” degree of civil-military conflict. This piece responds to Professor Herspring’s alternative view, arguing that future work building on his framework could incorporate much from within public administration.

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Series Title: Public Administration Review
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Publisher: Hoboken, United States : Wiley-Blackwell., 2011
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Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 00333352
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Edition: Volume 71, Issue 4, July/August 2011, pages 530–53
Subject(s): Russia
United States
Military Culture
Putting conflict where it belongs
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