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Building Armies, Building Nations : Toward a New Approach to Security Force Assistance

By: (Author) Bryan Frederick , (Author) IV Gordon John , (Author) Michael Shurkin

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ISBN-10: 0833097415

ISBN-13: 9780833097415

Publisher: RAND

Imprint: RAND

Country of Manufacture: US

Country of Publication: GB

Publication Date: Feb 9th, 2018

Print length: 252 Pages

Product Classification: Military history
International relations
Warfare & defence
Defence strategy, planning & research
Treaties & other sources of international law

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This report proposes an alternative approach to Security Force Assistance (SFA) derived from an interpretation of nation-building and legitimacy formation grounded in history.
This report explores the relationship between armies and nation-building and argues that U.S.-sponsored Security Force Assistance (SFA) could become more effective by focusing less on force structure, military capabilities, and readiness, and focusing more on ideology and the extent to which a client army complements a host nation''s larger nation-building project.

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