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Toward the national security state: civil-military relations during World War II

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Preface and Acknowledgements Chapter One :Pre-World War II Developments in Civil-Military Relations Chapter Two :Civil-Military Battles over Domestic Mobilization Chapter Three :Civil-Military Command Relations Chapter Four :Citizens and Soldiers Chapter Five :The Postwar Civil-Military Synthesis: Building the National Security State Conclusion Index

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Key concepts: National security, State (computer science), Civil–military relations, Political science, Spanish Civil War, Law, Computer science, Politics