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To browse Academia. Greg Weeks. Bret Gustafson. August Carbonella. By then, many graduates of the school were already infamous in their own countries for their leadership of, or involvement in, Published in Military Missions and their implications reconsidered: The aftermath of September Jaime Garcia-Covarrubias.
In this article, the author analyses defense transformation in the United States and the situation in South America , placing emphasis on the nature, constitucional framework and capabilities as the most important transformational axis in latin america , whereas in the United States the center of gravity is just the transformation of military capabilities. David Pion-Berlin. This article responds to Thomas Bruneau's claim that politicians must have defense knowledge to institutionalize civilian control, to prioritize, to choose missions, and to ensure military effectiveness and efficiency.
While it concurs with Bruneau on a normative level, empirically it differs, arguing that politicians regularly assign missions to the armed forces and choose between military and non-military objectives according to pragmatic political considerations, not according to an understanding of defense. Andres Polloni. Evan Ellis. This article examines challenges and opportunities associated with the use of the U. It examines associated challenges with respect to budgetary guidelines and other regulations, and the difficulties of coordinating with partner nations and other parts of the U.
It ends with specific recommendations for U. Marina Vitelli. This article analyses the competing security perspectives of hemispheric and South American defence cooperation initiatives.
While the Organization of American States OAS emphasises domestic roles for armed forces in the region, concentrating on internal threats such as organised crime and terrorism, the South American Defence Council CDS emphasises the traditional conception of security, concentrating on the defence of sovereign states against external military threats.
