The Comparative Study of Conscription in the Armed Forces: Volume 20
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COSREditors:
- Lars Mjøset
- Stephen van Holde
Chapters:
- Editorial Board
- List of contributors
- Introduction
- Killing for the state, dying for the nation: An introductory essay on the life cycle of conscription into Europe's armed forces
- Conscription as ideology: Revolutionary France and the nation in arms
- Citizen-soldiers, national service and the mass army: The birth of conscription in revolutionary Europe and North America
- Globalization, conscription, and anti-militarism in pre-World War I Europe
- Who's using whom?: A comparison of military conscription in Guatemala and Senegal in the first half of the twentieth century
- Of war and virtue: Gender, American citizenship and veterans' benefits after World War II
- Traditional gendered identities: National service and the all volunteer force
- Recruitment of children as soldiers in sub-Saharan Africa: An ecological analysis
- Militia conscription in Sierra Leone: Recruitment of young fighters in an African War
- Conscription and its alternatives
- The European farewell to conscription?
- Consent, dissent, and patriotism: A summary
- State theory, historical sociology and the challenge of the international
- Democratic states and societies at war: The global context
- An analytic narrative of conscription: Cases, contexts, and causes
- References