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SUMMARY:Reflections on Civil-Military Relations: Crises\, Comparisons\, and Paradoxes
DESCRIPTION:Watch the 2020 conference here.  \nListen to the  featured podcast here.  \nThe conference facilitated an organic and respectful dialogue on military service\, the military experience\, and the civil-military divide. The conference objectives: \n\n Educate the audience on the history of civil-military relations\, particularly the legacies of leadership\, cultural change\, and policy shifts during wartime; \n Present various dimensions of current civil-military relations debates; \n Engage the audience on questions of who serves\, who is expected to serve\, and who should serve in U.S. defense and national security\, to include debates on the concepts of national service and the ethos of service; and \n Continue to raise questions of leadership\, ethics\, and morals within military and civilian command\, and national service more broadly. \n\n  \nPanels addressed current crises and paradoxes in civil-military relations\, civil-military relations beyond the United States and U.S. alliances\, and the future of national service. The conference also featured a performance of an excerpt of Sophocles’ Ajax by Theater of War Productions and a town hall discussion on the ethics of decision-making in war and the challenges of command and leadership.  \n  \nAgenda:  \nWhat We’ve Inherited: Crises in Civil-Military Relations – Remarks  \nSpeaker: Mara Karlin (SAIS)  \n  \nWhat We’ve Inherited: Crises in Civil-Military Relations – Discussion  \nSpeakers: Peter Feaver (Duke)\, Mara Karlin (SAIS)\, Caitlin Talmadge (Georgetown)\, Alice Friend  \nModerator: Paula Thornhill (SAIS)  \n  \nCivil-Military Relations Beyond the United States  \nSpeakers: Risa Brooks (Marquette)\, Sameer Lalwani (Stimson)\, Eric Heginbotham (MIT)\, Daniel Marston (SAIS)  \n  \nThe Future of National Service  \nSpeakers: Jason Dempsey (CNAS)\, Heidi Urben (USA)\, Jud Crane (NCMNPS)  \nModerator: Aaron Mehta (Defense News)  \n  \nManaging the Paradoxes of American Civil-Military Relations  \nSpeaker: Peter Feaver (Duke) 
URL:https://www.awconsortium.org/event/reflections-on-civil-military-relations-crises-comparisons-and-paradoxes/
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