Charles C. Moskos

Northwestern University

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University of Maryland, College Park

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The Greeks in the United States

Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks (1999)

Charles C. Moskos

Greeks

10.1007/978-1-349-27537-3_5

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The Postmodern Military: Armed Forces after the Cold War

Foreign Affairs (2000)

Eliot A. Cohen Charles C. Moskos John Allen Williams David R. Segal

Acknowledgements Contributors 1. Armed Forces After the Cold War 2. Toward a Postmodern Military: The United States as a Paradigm 3. United Kingdom: The Overstretched Military 4. France: In the Throes of Epoch-Making Change 5. Germany: Forerunner of a Post-National Military? 6. Netherlands The Final Professionalization of the Military 7. Denmark: From Obligation to Option 8. Italy: A Military for What? 9. Canada: Managing Change with Shrinking Resources 10. Australia and New Zealand: Contingent and Concordant Militaries 11. Switzerland: Between Tradition and Modernity 12. Israel: Still Waiting in the Wings 13. South Africa: Emerging from a Time Warp 14. The Postmodern Military Reconsidered

10.2307/20049755

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The Sociology of Army Reserves: An Organizational Assessment

Charles C. Moskos

Abstract : This report outlines the ways in which conventional military sociology is inappropriate for an understanding of reserve components. Issues include potential for using'professional reservists; on a part-time basis, alleviating unit pressures on reservists with demanding civilian careers, reconstituting military schools to accommodate time of reservists, feasibility of 'buying-out' superannuated personnel to foster early retirements, and the utility of wargaming computers to aid training in interechelon and interunit coordination. Keywords: Career, Retention, Satisfaction, Personnel.

Military organization

10.21236/ada226888

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Socializing with Soldiers

Contexts (2007)

Charles C. Moskos

10.1525/ctx.2007.6.1.78

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Desegregation of the U. S. Armed Forces: Fighting on Two Fronts 1939-1953.

Military Affairs (1970)