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Trade paperback. Condition: Good. First Printing. 23 cm, 399 pages. Wraps. Illustrations. Bibliographical references. Index. There is some cover wear & soiling. This is one of the Sage Series on Armed Forces and Society. Ellen Stern McCrate is a widely recognized American academic editor, author, and researcher. She is best known for her work in political science, military sociology, and higher education. She is highly regarded for her editorial contributions to several foundational books and academic journals, including:The Academic's Handbook: Co-edited with A. Leigh DeNeef and Craufurd D. Goodwin, this comprehensive guide provides vital career advice, tenure-track navigation strategies, and publishing tips for early-career professors and graduate students. The Limits of Military Intervention: A highly cited political science book (often listed under the name Ellen P. Stern) examining the complexities, doctrines, and political boundaries of military interventions. The Limits of Military Intervention is an academic volume edited by Ellen Stern [McCrate (published by Sage in 1977). It serves as Volume 12 in the SAGE Series on Armed Forces and Society, examining the variables, constraints, and operational challenges of foreign intervention. The book is an anthology and case-study analysis that dives into the strategic, operational, and political constraints nations face when deploying military force. This work examines the effectiveness of using military threats or minor force to achieve foreign policy goals. It also addresses the tactical hurdles militaries face in foreign theaters. This work constitutes an evaluation of what military assistance and policy can and cannot achieve in differing geopolitical environments. Among the contributors are Lewis Sorley and Morris Janowitz. …

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