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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"military innovation"”.
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The Diffusion of Cyber Forces: Military Innovation and the Dynamic Implementation of Cyber Force Structure
… since the late 1980s; however, formalized military cyber organizations for these capabilities have only recently emerged. These cyber forces—active-duty military organizations that possess the capability and authority to direct and control computer network operations (CNOs) for strategic …
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Strategic Renewal, Unlearning, and Forgetting: Understanding Post-Campaign Organisational Knowledge Loss in the British Army After Afghanistan and Northern Ireland
… remains under- explored. Additionally, military innovation studies tend to emphasise knowledge accumulation, neglecting the critical role of knowledge loss in organisational change. This thesis investigates post-campaign knowledge loss, employing a longitudinal process-tracing …
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Strategic Renewal, Unlearning, and Forgetting: Understanding Post-Campaign Organisational Knowledge Loss in the British Army After Afghanistan and Northern Ireland
… remains under- explored. Additionally, military innovation studies tend to emphasise knowledge accumulation, neglecting the critical role of knowledge loss in organisational change. This thesis investigates post-campaign knowledge loss, employing a longitudinal process-tracing …
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Innovation, wargaming, and the development of armored warfare
… is an important addition to existing theory on military innovation, which tends to view doctrine as the product of geopolitical and organizational forces. Wargames provided a means of testing doctrinal ideas in a simulated wartime environment, and the lessons learned during these simulations fed …
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Internal Security and Military Reorganization: The Rise of Paramilitaries in Developing Societies
… societies has been the rise of parallel military organizations (armed forces such as constabularies and militias outside the regular military and the police) concurrent with the ""third wave"" of democratization. This study develops a theory of why certain instruments of coercion …
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Post-Somalia Reform in the Canadian Armed Forces: Leadership, Education, and Professional Development
… (CAF) had become dysfunctional as a professional military force and needed to be comprehensively reformed. It was perceived to be a deeply-flawed institution whose soldiers were ill-prepared, without discipline, and lacking leadership, leading to systemic breakdown and pointing clearly to an …
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Transcending the Fight: Culture, Power, and Adaptation to the Information Environment
… as they struggle with how to perceive the use of military force against adversaries that operate in this space. While they use cyber and disinformation against the US military, they are increasingly using those tools against the American people. This new form of power projection is growing in its …
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Harsh and Philanthropic War: U.S. Success and Failure in Third Party Counterinsurgency
… question of this examination is why did U.S. military counterinsurgency (COIN) interventions before 1950 produce host-nation governments and host nation security forces that tended to endure ten times longer than interventions after 1950? My central argument is that when the U.S. military …