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7 Ibid, p93.<br />
8 Herfried Münkler (Trans Patrick Camiller), The New Wars (Cambridge: Polity Press, 2005), p124.<br />
9 Ibid, p117 et seq.<br />
10 Ibid, p121.<br />
11 JFC Fuller, Machine Warfare (London: Hutchinson & Co, 1941), p74.<br />
12 Michael Byers, War Law; International Law and Armed Conflict (London: Atlantic Books, 2005),<br />
p120.<br />
13 Charles Dunlap, Organizational Change and the New Technologies of War, paper presented to the US<br />
Joint Services Conference on Professional Ethics (JSCOPE), Washington DC, Jan 1998. Online at<br />
http://www.usafa.af.mil/jscope/JSCOPE98/Dunlap98.HTM. Accessed 28 Mar 07.<br />
14 Max Boot, ‘The New American Way of War’ in Foreign Affairs July/Aug 2003, p41.<br />
15 Russell Weigley, The American Way of War: A History of United States Military Strategy and Policy<br />
(Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1973). Cited ibid.<br />
16 Max Boot, op cit.<br />
17 Christopher Bellamy, In Praise of Attrition, inaugural lecture, Cranfield University, 14 Jun 2001.<br />
18 See, for example, Jeffrey Record, ‘The Weinberger-Powell Doctrine Doesn’t Cut It’ in US Naval<br />
Institute Proceedings, October 2000. Online at<br />
http://www.usni.org/Proceedings/Articles00/prorecord.htm. Accessed 28 Mar 07.<br />
19 US Joint Staff Publication, Joint Vision 2010, (Washington, 1996), p8.<br />
20 US Joint Staff Publication, Joint Vision 2020, (Washington, 2000), p9.<br />
21 UK MOD, Future Strategic Context for Defence, (London, 2000). p14.<br />
22 Charles Hyde, ‘Casualty Aversion: Implications for Policy Makers and Senior Military Officers’ in<br />
Aerospace Power Journal (Summer 2000), pp17-27. Online at<br />
http://www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil/airchronicles/apj/apj00/sum00/hyde.pdf. Accessed 28 Mar 07.<br />
23 Peter Feaver and Christopher Gelpi, ‘A Look at Casualty Aversion: How Many Deaths are Acceptable?<br />
A Surprising Answer’ in The Washington Post, 7 Nov 1999, B3. Cited ibid.<br />
24 James Kitfield, Wielding American Power, A Report on the TISS Strategy and Policy Planning<br />
Workshop, Washington DC 14-15 Feb 2005. Panel V: Casualty Aversion and an Iraq Syndrome. Online<br />
at http://www.pubpol.duke.edu/centers/tiss/research/power/kitfieldpanel5.php. Accessed 28 Mar 07.<br />
25 Albert Pearce, Casualty Aversion: The Achilles Heel in US Humanitarian Intervention, Seminar given<br />
at Cambridge University Centre of International Studies, 29 March 2001.<br />
26 Colin Gray, ‘How Has War Changed Since the End of the Cold War?’ in Parameters, Spring 2005,<br />
p15. On-line at http://carlisle-www.army.mil/usawc/Parameters/05spring/gray.htm. Accessed 8 Mar<br />
2006.<br />
27 The Washington Post, 8 Jun 2005.<br />
28 See, for example, David Blair, ‘Frustrated Soldiers Just Want to Head for Home’ in The Daily<br />
Telegraph, 16 Jul, 2003; Oliver Poole, ‘War-Weary Wives Call for US Troops to Come Home’ in The<br />
Daily Telegraph, 18 Jul, 2003; Paul Harris and Jonathon Franklin, ‘“Bring Us Home”: GIs Flood US with<br />
War Weary e-mails’ in The Observer, 10 Aug 2003.<br />
29 See, for example, Jeff Zeleny and Megan Thee, ‘The 2006 Elections: The President and the Voters;<br />
Exit Polls Show Independents, Citing War, Favored Democrats,’ The New York Times, 8 Nov 2006.<br />
30 Rupert Smith, The Utility of Force; The Art of War in the Modern World ( London: Allen Lane, 2005),<br />
specifically at p17et seq and p269 et seq; expanded upon in a lecture of the same title, Cambridge, 27<br />
Apr 2007.<br />
31 See, for example, Michael Evans, ‘Britain Sends 1,500 More Troops to Afghanistan. UK Will Send<br />
Reinforcements to Southern Afghanistan After NATO Allies Failed to Volunteer To Fight The Taleban’<br />
in The Times, 23 Feb 2007.<br />
32 Rob De Wijk, op cit, especially pp92-100.<br />
33 Ibid, p93.<br />
34 H C Haufbauer, J J Scott and K A Elliot, Economic Sanctions Reconsidered (Washington DC: Institute<br />
for International Economics, 1990) cited ibid, p95.<br />
35 Celia Duff, ‘Poppies in Kosovo, Gerbera Daisies in Basra’ in British Medical Journal 2003; 327:297,<br />
2 August 2003. Online at http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/327/7409/29. Accessed 17 Apr 2007.<br />
Amplified in lecture and discussion, Healing Iraq: Early Stages of Reconstruction of Health Services in<br />
Iraq, Clare College Cambridge, 26 Jun 2004.<br />
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