At War: The Military and American Culture in the Twentieth Century and Beyond (War Culture)
by Jennifer Mittelstadt, G. Kurt Piehler, Jana K. Lipman, William Watson, David Kieran, Edwin A. Martini, Sahr Conway-Lanz, Stefan Aune, Nick Witham, Mark R. Wilson, Christopher Hamner, Wilbur J. Scott, Christine Knauer, Kara Dixon Vuic, John M. Kinder, Richard P. Tucker, Susan L. Carruthers, Bonnie M. Miller, Scott Laderman, Katherine Ellison
At War examines the connections between the military and American culture across the twentieth century and beyond. Drawing on a range of scholarly perspectives, the book considers how war, military institutions, and American society influence one another over time.
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At War explores the relationship between the military and American culture in the twentieth century and beyond.
The book considers how war and military institutions connect with broader cultural and social life in the United States.
With contributions from a wide group of authors, it offers multiple perspectives on the enduring influence of military affairs on American society.
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