Armed Forces & Society

Papers
(The TQCC of Armed Forces & Society is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Veterans and Media: The Effects of News Exposure on Thoughts, Attitudes, and Support of Military Veterans14
Neither a Conscript Army nor an All-Volunteer Force: Emerging Recruiting Models9
What Makes a Military Professional? Evaluating Norm Socialization in West Point Cadets8
Nigerian Troops in the War Against Boko Haram: The Civilian–Military Leadership Interest Convergence Thesis8
Democratization and Troop Contributions to United Nations Peacekeeping8
Female Combatants and Wartime Rape: Reconsidering the Role of Women in Armed Conflict8
Military Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis in Latin America: Military Presence, Autonomy, and Human Rights Violations8
Domestic Military Deployments in Response to COVID-197
Bridging the Gap? Ex-Military Personnel and Military–Civilian Transition Within the Prison Workforce7
Masculine Conformity and Social Dominance’s Relation With Organizational Culture Change6
Engagement of Military Peacekeepers in Brazilian Politics (2011–2021)6
Psychological and Sociological Profile of Women Who Have Completed Elite Military Combat Training6
Unpacking “Stacking”: Researching Political Identity and Regime Security in Armed Forces6
Boko Haram, security architecture and counterinsurgency in North-East, Nigeria6
Civil–Military Relations in the Season of Military Populism: Czechia5
Maintaining Male Exclusivity: Porcelain Privilege in the Military5
Socioecological Model of a Military Family’s Health and Well-Being: Inside a Slovenian Military Family5
Living Liminal Lives: Army Partners’ Spatiotemporal Experiences of Deployment5
A Culture of Organizational Grit From the Perspective of U.S. Military Officers: A Qualitative Inquiry4
Why Did the Taliban Win?4
The Afghanistan War’s Legacy: The Reimagining of the Outsourcing of War and Security4
The Achilles Heel of Recruiting Women: Perceived Gender Equality as a Key Determinant of the Military’s Employer Attractiveness Among Women4
Why the U.S. Military Lost Afghanistan4
The Best They Could Do? Assessing U.S. Military Effectiveness in the Afghanistan War4
Archetype Profiles of Military Spouses in Australia–Identifying Perfect Partners and Mean Girls4
The Varieties of Civilian Praetorianism: Evidence From Sudan’s Coup Politics4
The Reactivation and Reimagination of Military Conscription in Sweden4
The Military Covenant, Contractual Relations, and Social Cohesion in Democracies: Estonia as an Exploratory Case Study4
Why It Is Important to Be Cautious in the Analysis of Military Organizations: A Reply to Hasselbladh and Ydén3
The Culture of Alcohol in the U.S. Military: Correlations With Problematic Drinking Behaviors and Negative Consequences of Alcohol Use3
Vladimir Putin’s Russian World Turned Upside Down3
Who Lost Afghanistan? Samuel Huntington and the Decline of Strategic Thinking3
“We Don’t Negotiate with Terrorists”—Afghanistan, Bargaining, and American Civil–Military Relations3
Training for Heat-of-the-Moment Thinking: Ethics Training to Prepare for Operations3
An Exemplary Defeat: The West in Afghanistan, 2001–20213
Civil–Military Relations and Human Rights3
Civil–Military Relations: Through a Perilous Lens3
Emergent Veteran Identity: Toward a New Theory of Veteran Identity in Israeli Society3
Reflecting on America’s Withdrawal from Afghanistan: The View From Southeast Asia3
Visualizing the Ties That Bind Us: A Cross-Sectional Thematic and Visual Analysis of Cohesion Across Three British Military Formations3
Risk Factors Explaining Military Deaths From Suicide, 2008–2017: A Latent Class Analysis3
Hazardous Duty: Investigating Resistance to Police at the Point of Arrest Among Incarcerated Military Veterans3
Power Sharing and Coups d’état in Postconflict Settings: Evidence From Burundi and Guinea-Bissau3
Violence and Moral Exclusion: Legitimizing Domestic Military Operations in Brazil3
How Afghanistan Influenced the Content of Armed Forces & Society: An Editor’s Reflection3
The Limit of American Public Support for Military Intervention2
Homecoming as a Gendered Practice in Danish Military Families2
Gender Disparities in Active Duty Air Force Parents’ Childcare Access: Pre-Pandemic Costs, Utilization, and Career Impacts2
State-Building 101: Hard Lessons From Afghanistan2
Overturning the “Risk Rule” of 1988, Opting for New Risks: U.S. Women Servicemembers and the War in Afghanistan2
How (Not) to Win a Medal: Military Professionalism, Gallantry Awards, and the Problem of Fraud2
Are the U.S. Military’s Nonpartisan Norms Eroding?2
Transformational Leadership in Extreme Contexts: Associations with Posttraumatic Growth and Self-Efficacy Among Combat Veterans2
The Missing Piece of the Puzzle: The EMASYA Protocol and Civil-Military Relations in Turkey2
Militarism and the Politics of Covid-19 Response in Uganda2
Managing Threats on the High Seas: The Role of Naval Bases on Reducing Maritime Piracy2
Toward Strategic Cohesion: A Reply to King’s Criticism of the Call for a Broader View of Cohesion2
Which Gap? – What Bridge?2
Factors Related to Exclusion in the U.S. Army2
Janowitz and Huntington—Better Together: A Response2
Perspectives on the Afghanistan War: Commentaries on a Misadventure2
Professionalized Heroism? Comparing US, UK, and Norwegian War Decorations From the War in Afghanistan2
Huntington in Canada: The Triumph of Subjective Control2
“A Hidden Community”: The Experiences of Help-Seeking and Receiving Mental Health Treatment in U.K. Women Veterans. A Qualitative Study2
Mental Health of Canadian Children Growing Up in Military Families: The Child Perspective2
Managerialism and the Military: Consequences for the Swedish Armed Forces2
Rural Military Veterans of Color and STEM Occupational Outcomes2
How do Sociodemographic Characteristics Influence UK Civilian Opinions of UK Armed Forces Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans? A Mixed-Method Approach2
Examination of the Relationship between Self and Choice of Coping Strategies among U.S. Active Duty Military Wives2
The Electoral Impact of Military Experience: Evidence From U.S. Senate Elections (1982–2016)2
My Commander in Chief is Black! The Mental Health Significance of Barack Obama’s 2008 Presidential Election for Military Veterans2
Perspectives on Military Culture Among Veterans With a Recent Suicide Attempt: Illustrating Gender Differences and Informing Suicide Prevention2
NATO’s Struggle for Intelligence in Afghanistan2
Moral Coping or Simply Uncomplicated Soldiering? How Soldiers Avoid Moral Injury Through Simplification, Justification, Rationalization, and Compartmentalization2
The Benefits and Liabilities of Risk-Taking Propensity and Confidence at the U.S. Military Academy2
Air Power, International Organizations, and Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan2
Social Media as an (Un)Supportive Resource for Military Partners Coping With Military Lifestyle Challenges2
What Not to Worry About in the Policy–Academy Gap Debate: A Contrarian Take2
The Cult of the Irrelevant or Political Narrative?2
Finnish Military Officer Identities and Micro-Political Resistance2
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