01858cam a22002771  450000100070000000500170000700800410002403500120006501000170007703500030009404000180009704300120011505000220012708200110014910000260016024500850018626000660027130000250033750400640036250509400042665000310136665000540139765000330145165000600148465000360154411393220230410105249.0731023s1957    mau      b    000 0 eng    a1693344  a   57006349     aDLCcDLCdDLC  an-us---14aUA 23bH953s 195700a342.731 aHuntington, Samuel P.14aThe soldier and the state;bthe theory and politics of civil-military relations.  aCambridge,bBelknap Press of Harvard University Press,c1957.  axiii, 534 p.c25 cm.  aBibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 469-517)  aOfficership as a profession --  Rise of the military profession in Western society --  Military mind: conservative realism of the professional military ethic --  Power, professionalism, and ideology: civil-military relations in theory --  Germany and Japan: civil-military relations in practice --  Ideological constant: the liberal society versus military professionalism --  Structural constant: the conservative constitution versus civilian control --  Roots of the American military tradition before the Civil War --  Creation of the American military profession --  Failure of the neo-Hamiltonian compromise, 1890-1920 --  Constancy of interwar civil-military relations --  World War II: the alchemy of power --  Civil-military relations in the postwar decade --  Political roles of the Joint Chiefs --  Separation of powers and Cold War defense --  Departmental structure of civil-military relations --  Toward a new equilibrium. 0aMilitarismzUnited States. 0aCivil supremacy over the militaryzUnited States. 4aMilitarismozEstados Unidos. 4aSupremacía civil sobre los militareszEstados Unidos. 4aPrimera Jornada de Catalogacion