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Success in the highly political and ambiguous conflicts likely to dominate the global security environment in the coming decades will require a framework that balances the relationships between civilian and military leaders and makes the most effective use of their different strengths. These challenges are expected to require better integrated, whole-of-government approaches, the cooperation of host governments and allies, and strategic patience.
Document Type
Policy Brief
Topic(s)
Defense Policy, Irregular Warfare, National Security
Publication Date
9-2008
Publication
Strategic Forum
Publisher
National Defense University Press
City
Washington, DC
Keywords
irregular warfare challenges, civil-military relations, counterinsurgency operations, Afghanistan and Iraq security, civilian leadership and military command
Recommended Citation
Cronin, Patrick M., "Irregular Warfare: New Challenges for Civil-Military Relations" (2008). Strategic Forums. 34.
https://digitalcommons.ndu.edu/strategic-forums/34