Civil-Military Entanglements

<ul> <li> A unique set of ethnographic material and anthropological perspectives in contrast to previous work that has been in other disciplines (primarily sociology and political science).</li> <li> Explicit addition of transnational communities and non-Western cases in addition to Western cases as well as Western cases other than North American which have so far dominated the field.</li> <li> Reconceptualization of contemporary forms of relations between military and civilian domains as “entanglements” rather than simply “relations”.</li></ul>