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67. Gray, Perspectives on Strategy, 90.
68. Hanson, Carnage and Culture, 7.
69. Johnson and Tierney, Failing to Win, 176–77, 164–68.
70. Ibid., 170.
71. Ibid., 171, 193–94.
72. Peter Wilson’s article captures the research philosophy and data- extraction
process pursued within a cultural mapping exercise and offers a strong argument
for attention to the interpretivist method, Grounded Theory, and the
English School for future analysis in international relations: “English School
Meets Chicago School,” 567–90.
73. Mark Moyar dedicates an entire book to this topic as it concerns competent
counterinsurgency leadership at company and squad levels, A Question of
Command.
74. Geertz, Interpretation of Cultures, 29.
75. Glaser and Strauss, Discovery of Grounded Theory.