Structuring Cultural Analyses: Applying the Holistic Will-to-Fight Models

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Abstract

Will to fight is the most important factor in war. This article describes two models designed to help analysts understand, describe, and forecast the will to fight of military forces and national leaders. Both models are designed to be modified by the Joint Force for tailored uses around the world.

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Journal

Title: Journal of Advanced Military Studies

Abbreviated Title: JAMS

Publisher: Marine Corps University Press

ISSN (Print): 27702596

ISSN (Electronic): 2770260X

Publication date Created: March 16 2022

Publication date Created: January 24 2022

Publication date (Print): March 16 2022

Publication date (Electronic): January 24 2022

Volume: 2022

Issue: special

Pages: 153-167

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DOI: 10.21140/mcuj.2022SIstratcul009

SO-VID: abdfa126-64c7-4574-83a2-915b92a26f48

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ScienceOpen disciplines: Theory of historical sciences,Political science,Modern history,General history,Contemporary history,History

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