There have been similar times in American
history, times when the uncertainty generated shifting visions of the
nature of warfare had consequences for the relations between a
presidential administration and its military commanders. The purpose of
this paper is not to examine in detail the reasons for these shifts in
military paradigms but instead to explain the impact these shifts have
on the ability of the American government to articulate clearly a
unified message about the nature of a military conflict.
The message through which either a President or military commander sets out a vision of the nation’s war aims and the way in which those aims will be pursued is referred to herein as a strategic narrative.
“The Political Consequences of Divergent Strategic Narratives” (pdf), by Pinky Wassenberg, University of Illinois Springfield:
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The message through which either a President or military commander sets out a vision of the nation’s war aims and the way in which those aims will be pursued is referred to herein as a strategic narrative.
“The Political Consequences of Divergent Strategic Narratives” (pdf), by Pinky Wassenberg, University of Illinois Springfield:
Read more about presidencies, presidents, and presidencialism.
Read more about Lincoln's legacy.
Para seguir o blog e receber postagens atualizadas, use a opção "seguir", ao lado.
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