Titlebook: Democracy and Military Force; Philip P. Everts Book 2002 Philip P. Everts 2002 Cold War.democracy.Europe.Gulf War

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A Recent Example and the Need to Ask New Questions,This book rests on two general assumptions. The first is that democracies are operating under specific constraints when making decisions on war and peace and the use of force. The second assumption is that ‘public opinion’, or what it is held or said to be, plays a major role in the way democracies arrive at these decisions.

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,The Software of Defence Conversion — a Paradigm Shift?,The end of the Cold War was clearly a watershed that had obvious benefits and an enormous impact. Among other things, it brought about a fundamental liberation in Eastern Europe, the unification of Germany and the strong reduction, if not the probable elimination, of the danger of nuclear war in Europe.

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Two Opposing Views,ng history of, often intense, normative, theoretical and empirical debates. In the Age of Enlightenment, thinkers like Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau started to discuss democracy and its implications for policy-making. The debate has never stopped since then, and continues until today, albeit with varying degrees of intensity.

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978-1-349-42860-1Philip P. Everts 2002

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War affected popular attitudes in Western Europe and the USA? Is the public no longer willing to tolerate military casualties, or is that a myth that serves as a welcome alibi for hesitant politicians?978-1-349-42860-1978-0-230-50986-3